NEO-HEGELIANISM

add. ·noun the philosophy of a school of british and american idealists who follow hegel in dialectical or logical method and in the general outcome of their doctrine. the founders and leaders of neo-hegelianism include: in england, t. h. green (1836-1882); in scotland, j. (1820-98) and e. (1835-1908) caird; in the united states, w. t. harris (1835-1909) and josiah royce (1855- -).