Canadian idealism is a Canadian philosophical tradition that stemmed from British idealism. == History == === People === The early idealists include George Paxton Young (1818–1889) who began teaching at Knox College in 1851, Samuel Dyde (1862–1947), and John Watson (1847–1939) who began teaching at Queen's University in 1872.
Canadian idealism is a Canadian philosophical tradition that stemmed from British idealism. == History == === People === The early idealists include George Paxton Young (1818–1889) who began teaching at Knox College in 1851, Samuel Dyde (1862–1947), and John Watson (1847–1939) who began teaching at Queen's University in 1872.
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