Philosopher

Alfred Barratt

Overview

Alfred Barratt (12 July 1844 – 18 May 1881) was an English barrister and philosopher. He trained in law at the University of Oxford, and published his first book, Physical Ethics, in 1869 while studying there. He died an early death in 1881 from overwork as a barrister, secretary to the Oxford University Commission, and philosopher. His second book, Physical Metempiric, was published posthumously in 1883.

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Ideas Alfred Barratt discusses

• Persian language
• Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz
• Hebrew language
• Oxford
• Herbert Spencer
• William Kingdon Clifford
• University of Oxford
• The Times
• Mind (journal)
• Panpsychism
• Arabic
• England

Place in the tradition

Part of Panpsychism.

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