What is History?: The George Macaulay Trevelyan Lectures Delivered in the University of Cambridge January-March 1961Macmillan, 1986 - 154 Seiten |
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... moral judg- ments on the private lives of individuals who appear in his pages . He has other things to do . The more serious ambiguity arises over the question of moral judgments on public actions . Belief in the duty of the historian ...
... moral judg- ments on the private lives of individuals who appear in his pages . He has other things to do . The more serious ambiguity arises over the question of moral judgments on public actions . Belief in the duty of the historian ...
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... moral judgments on individuals can be just as misleading and mischievous as the moral denunciation of individuals . Re- cognition that some individual slave - owners were high - minded was constantly used as an excuse for not condemning ...
... moral judgments on individuals can be just as misleading and mischievous as the moral denunciation of individuals . Re- cognition that some individual slave - owners were high - minded was constantly used as an excuse for not condemning ...
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... moral judgment imply the submission of history to a super- historical standard of value ? I do not think that it does . Let us assume that abstract conceptions like ' good ' and ' bad ' , and more sophisticated developments of them ...
... moral judgment imply the submission of history to a super- historical standard of value ? I do not think that it does . Let us assume that abstract conceptions like ' good ' and ' bad ' , and more sophisticated developments of them ...
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Introductory Note | ix |
Notes towards a Second | xvii |
xi | xlvi |
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