Lotze’s doctrine of
 Hartmann’s doctrine of
 See also: 
 Cosmological Argument
 Deism
 Ontological Argument
 Religion
 Teleological Argument
 Theology
Goehring, C.
Golther, L. von
Goeschel
Goethe
Gottsched
Gracian, B.
Grazia, V. de
Green, T.H., works by doctrine of
Grimm, E.
Grimm, F.M., Baron von
Groos, K.
Grot, N. von
Grote, John
Grotius, Hugo
Grubbe, S.
Gruber, H.
Gruen, K.
Guhrauer
Guenther, A.
Gutberlet, C.
Guthrie, M.
Guettler, C.
Guyau, J.M. 
Gwinner, W.

Haeckel, E.
Haeghen, V. van der
Hagemann
Hall, G.S. 
Hallier
Hamann, J.G. 
Hamann, O.
Hamberger
Hamilton, Sir William
Harless, A. von
Harmony
 Leibnitz’s pre-established
 Wolff’s development of Leibnitz’s, pre-established
Harms, F.
Harris, W.T. 
Harrison, Frederic
Hartenstein, G.
Hartley, David
Hartmann, E. von works by system of
Harvey
Hase, K.A. 
Hassbach
Hausegger
Hausrath
Havet
Haym, R.
Hazard, R.G. 
Heath
Hebler, C.
Heereboord
Hegel, G.W.F. and Schelling system of opponents of influence and followers of See also J.G.  Fichte, Kant, Schelling
Hegelians, the Old the Young See also Semi-Hegelians
Hegler, A.
Heiland, K.
Heinze, M.
Helmholtz, H.
Helmont, F.M. van
Helmont, J.B. van
Helvetius, C.A. 
Hemming
Hemsterhuis, F.
Herbart, J.F. system of See also J.G.  Fichte
Herbert, Lord, of Cherbury
Herder, J.G. system of
 Schelling and
Hering
Hermann, C.
Hermann, W.
Hermes, G.
Herz, M.
Heusde, P.W. van
Heussler, H.
Heyder, Karl
Hinneberg
Hinrichs
Hirnhaym
History
 Machiavelli on
 Herder’s philosophy of
 Kant’s view of
 Fichte’s view of
 Schelling’s view of
 F. Krause’s philosophy of
 Hegel’s philosophy of
 Vico’s philosophy of
History of Philosophy, the importance of method in
 Hegel’s view of recent development of
Hobbes, Thomas his system and Descartes and Spinoza and Locke and Hume and Pufendorf
Hoeffding, H.
Hoffmann, Franz
Hoeijer, B.
Holbach, Baron von
Hoelder, A.

Hoelderlin
Home, Henry, (Lord Kames)
Horvath
Horwicz, A.
Hotho
Huber, J.
Huber, U.
Huet(ius), P.D. 
Hufeland
Hume, David system of and Scottish School and Kant See also Berkeley, Locke
Hunt, J.
Husserl, E.G. 
Hutcheson, Francis
Huxley, T.H.

Ibbot
Idealism phenomenal or individual of Berkeley in Leibnitz critical or transcendental, of Kant post-Kantian, of Beck subjective, of Fichte objective, of Schelling absolute or logical, of Hegel the opposition to constructive in Schopenhauer
 German, in Great Britain of Green in America ethical or ideological, of Lotze idealistic reaction in Germany against the scientific spirit