The Idea of HistoryClarendon Press, 1951 - 339 Seiten Based on lectures written in 1936 on the philosophy of history. |
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... discover what it is exactly that we are doing when we discover the distance of the earth from the sun is a task for thought of the second degree , in this instance for logic or the theory of science . This is not to say that philosophy ...
... discover what it is exactly that we are doing when we discover the distance of the earth from the sun is a task for thought of the second degree , in this instance for logic or the theory of science . This is not to say that philosophy ...
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... discover the thought of a friend who writes us a letter , or a stranger who crosses the street . Nor is it necessary that the historian should be one person and the subject of his inquiry another . It is only by historical thinking that ...
... discover the thought of a friend who writes us a letter , or a stranger who crosses the street . Nor is it necessary that the historian should be one person and the subject of his inquiry another . It is only by historical thinking that ...
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... discover this problem that gives importance to the study of ' influences ' , which is so futile when influences are conceived as the decanting of ready - made thoughts out of one mind into another . An intelligent inquiry into the ...
... discover this problem that gives importance to the study of ' influences ' , which is so futile when influences are conceived as the decanting of ready - made thoughts out of one mind into another . An intelligent inquiry into the ...
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The Philosophy of History | 1 |
Historys Nature Object Method and Value | 7 |
The Problem of Parts IIV | 10 |
Urheberrecht | |
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act of thought action activity actually answer argument authorities become believe called century character Collingwood conceived conception consciousness construction context criterion critical Croce dead past Descartes discover distinction doctrine essay evidence example existence feeling Greek happened Hegel Herodotus historian historical facts historical knowledge historical method historical process historical thinking historical thought historiography human nature idea of history imagination immediate experience implies individual John Doe judgement Kant kind kinds of science laws living Livy logical means ment merely mind moral natural process natural science never object particular past person philo philosophy of history Plato point of view political Polybius positivism positivistic possible present principles problem progress question rational re-enacted reality reason relation Roman scientific history scientist scissors-and-paste history sense society sophy spirit statements Tacitus testimony theory thing thinker Thucydides tion true truth understand universal Vico word
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