In recent years there has been a growth of interest in the philosophy of T. H. Green, which, despite its once pre-eminent status, was in twentiethcentury philosophical thinking almost wholly neglected. It is the aim of this volume both to reflect and to stimulate that process of rehabilitation. Offering the largest collection of papers to date on Green, it represents a significant expansion in scholarship on this most important of British Idealists, substantially advancing our knowledge of his philosophy
