The presuppositions of critical history

The book has long been regarded as an outstanding example of the analytical philosophy of history as currently practiced by Anglo-American philosophers. It was the first serious application of British Idealism to the philosophy of history; at the same time, it shows some resemblance to certain pheno...

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Main Author: Bradley, F. H.
Format: Book
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Published: Delaware Place, Chicago Quadrangle Books 1968
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Institutions: Trung tâm Học liệu Trường Đại học Cần Thơ
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Summary:The book has long been regarded as an outstanding example of the analytical philosophy of history as currently practiced by Anglo-American philosophers. It was the first serious application of British Idealism to the philosophy of history; at the same time, it shows some resemblance to certain phenomenological approaches fashionable among European philosophers.