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Other minds and God: Russell and Stout on James and Schiller
2017
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In 1907–8, Russell and Stout presented an objection against James and Schiller, to which both James and Schiller replied. In this paper, I shall revisit their transatlantic exchange. Doing so will yield a better understanding of Schiller's relationship to a worryingly solipsistic brand of phenomenalism. It will also allow us to appreciate a crucial difference between Schiller and James; a difference which James explicitly downplayed.Forthcoming in In M. Baghramian and S. Marchetti (eds.),
doi:10.17605/osf.io/u2ftt
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