What is History?: The George Macaulay Trevelyan Lectures Delivered in the University of Cambridge January-March 1961 |
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A social revolution brought new social groups to positions of power . It operated
as always through individuals and by offering fresh opportunities of individual
development ; and , since in the early stages of capitalism the units of production
...
A social revolution brought new social groups to positions of power . It operated
as always through individuals and by offering fresh opportunities of individual
development ; and , since in the early stages of capitalism the units of production
...
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Perhaps the social sciences today have not yet fully emerged from that primitive
stage . Some people distinguish between psychology as the science of the
individual and sociology as the science of society ; and the name ' psychologism '
has ...
Perhaps the social sciences today have not yet fully emerged from that primitive
stage . Some people distinguish between psychology as the science of the
individual and sociology as the science of society ; and the name ' psychologism '
has ...
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in this respect is due merely to the greater backwardness of the social sciences .
The human being is on any view the most complex natural entity known to us ,
and the study of his behaviour may well involve difficulties different in kind from ...
in this respect is due merely to the greater backwardness of the social sciences .
The human being is on any view the most complex natural entity known to us ,
and the study of his behaviour may well involve difficulties different in kind from ...
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Introductory Note | ix |
Notes towards a Second | xvii |
The Historian and His Facts | 1 |
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