The Principles of History: And Other Writings in Philosophy of History

R. G. Collingwood · William H. Dray · W.J. van der Dussen

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EDITORS' INTRODUCTION PART I: THE PRINCIPLES OF HISTORY: INTRODUCTION TO BOOK I 1. EVIDENCE 2. ACTION 3. NATURE AND ACTION 4. THE PAST HISTORY AND PHILOSOPHY PART II: ESSAYS AND NOTES ON PHILOSOPHY OF HISTORY 1933-1939: NOTES TOWARDS A METAPHYSIC HISTORY AS THE UNDERSTANDING OF THE PRESENT INAUGURAL: ROUGH NOTES REALITY AS HISTORY CAN HISTORIANS BE IMPARTIAL? NOTES ON THE HISTORY OF HISTORIOGRAPHY AND PHILOSOPHY OF HISTORY NOTES ON HISTORIOGRAPHY CONCLUSIONS TO LECTURES ON NATURE AND MIND BIBLIOGRAPHY INDEX.

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