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It does not follow that, because interpretation plays a necessary part in
establishing the facts of history, and because no existing interpretation is wholly
objective, one interpretation is as good as another, and the facts of history are in
principle ...
It does not follow that, because interpretation plays a necessary part in
establishing the facts of history, and because no existing interpretation is wholly
objective, one interpretation is as good as another, and the facts of history are in
principle ...
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We shall encounter the same dichotomy of fact and interpretation again in these
lectures in other guises—the particular and the general, the empirical and the
theoretical, the ob. jective and the subjective. The predicament of the historian is
a ...
We shall encounter the same dichotomy of fact and interpretation again in these
lectures in other guises—the particular and the general, the empirical and the
theoretical, the ob. jective and the subjective. The predicament of the historian is
a ...
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But it is an absolute in respect of our interpretation of the past. It rejects the
relativist view. that one interpretation is as good as another, or that. every
interpretation is true in its own time and place, and it provides the touchstone by
which our ...
But it is an absolute in respect of our interpretation of the past. It rejects the
relativist view. that one interpretation is as good as another, or that. every
interpretation is true in its own time and place, and it provides the touchstone by
which our ...
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THE HISTORIAN AND HIs FACTs | 3 |
SoCIETY AND THE INDIVIDUAL | 36 |
HISTORY SCIENCE AND MORALITY | 70 |
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