What is History?Macmillan Press, 1965 |
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... philosophy of history which obviously owed much to German masters. All history is "contemporary history," declared Croce,8 meaning that history consists essentially in seeing the past through the eyes of the present and in the light of ...
... philosophy of history which obviously owed much to German masters. All history is "contemporary history," declared Croce,8 meaning that history consists essentially in seeing the past through the eyes of the present and in the light of ...
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... philosophy which sought to diminish their prestige. Croce was an important influence on the Oxford philosopher and ... history. He did not live to write the systematic treatise he had planned; but his published and unpublished papers on the ...
... philosophy which sought to diminish their prestige. Croce was an important influence on the Oxford philosopher and ... history. He did not live to write the systematic treatise he had planned; but his published and unpublished papers on the ...
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... philosophy.4 Hegel's equivalent for Smith's "hidden hand" was the famous ... history meant development towards the concept of freedom. But, after 1815 ... History. A disciple both of Adam Smith and of Hegel, Marx THE WIDENING HORIZON l8l.
... philosophy.4 Hegel's equivalent for Smith's "hidden hand" was the famous ... history meant development towards the concept of freedom. But, after 1815 ... History. A disciple both of Adam Smith and of Hegel, Marx THE WIDENING HORIZON l8l.
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The Historian and His Facts | 3 |
Society and the Individual | 36 |
HI History Science and Morality | 70 |
Urheberrecht | |
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