E. E. Constance Jones

Name: E. E. Constance Jones
Brand: Cambridge University Press
SKU: 9781009411141
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ISBN: 9781009411141

by Gary Ostertag

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Format Paperback / softback

Book Series Elements on Women in the History of Philosophy

ISBN-10 1009411144

ISBN-13 9781009411141

Publisher Cambridge University Press

Imprint Cambridge University Press

Country of Manufacture GB

Country of Publication GB

Publication Date Sep 4th, 2025

Print length 80 Pages

Weight 134 grams

Dimensions 15.10 x 22.90 x 0.70 cms

Product Classification: Philosophy of language Social & cultural history Philosophy Philosophy: logic Ethics & moral philosophy History of ideas Gender studies: women and girls History of ideas Gender studies: women Social and cultural history Philosophy Philosophy: logic Ethics and moral philosophy

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This Element discusses E. E. Constance Jones who was Mistress of Girton College from 1903–1916. She published widely in philosophical logic and in ethics and moral psychology and was an active member of the British philosophical community. In ethics, her writings on hedonism and practical reason were original and innovative.

E. E. Constance Jones (1848–1922) published widely in philosophical logic and in ethics and moral psychology and was an active member of the British philosophical community from 1890 until her death. Her contributions to philosophical logic were wide-ranging and sophisticated, anticipating celebrated insights of later twentiethcentury philosophy of language and logic. In ethics, her writings on hedonism and practical reason, though influenced by her mentor, Henry Sidgwick, were innovative and merit further examination.

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