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The Philosophy of J. F. Ferrier

Philosophy 39 (147):46 - 62 (1964)

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  1. The Moral and the Physical Order: A Reappraisal of James Frederick Ferrier.Bernard Mayo - 2007 - Journal of Scottish Philosophy 5 (2):159-167.
    Bernard Mayo, who died in 2000, was Professor of Moral Philosophy at the University of St Andrews from 1967–1983. He chose his 19th century predecessor J F Ferrier as the subject of his inaugural lecture delivered on 26th November 1969. Copies of the lecture were printed and distributed, but it was never published. Mayo's choice of subject for his inaugural shows remarkable and at the time highly unusual insight into the value Ferrier's philosophical writings, and rising current interest in Ferrier (...)
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  • James Frederick Ferrier's Socratic Ethics.Christopher Fremaux - 2019 - Journal of Scottish Philosophy 17 (3):211-226.
    James Frederick Ferrier is probably best known for the idealism he presents in An Introduction to the Philosophy of Consciousness and Institutes of Metaphysic, in which Ferrier critiques and offers an alternative to Common Sense Realism – the dominant school of thought in Scotland in the 18thand early 19thcenturies – spearheaded by Thomas Reid and his followers. What has received significantly less attention in the literature, however, is Ferrier's 1866 Lectures on Greek Philosophy, which serves as an important point of (...)
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