ISBN: Ostalo
Godina izdanja: 1970
Jezik: Engleski
Autor: Strani

ROBIN GEORGE COLLINGWOOD

THE IDEA OF HISTORY

Izdavač - Oxford University Press, London

Godina - 1970

340 strana

21 cm

Edicija - Oxford Paperbacks

Povez - Broširan

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SADRŽAJ:
Introduction
§ 1. The Philosophy of History
§ 2. History`s Nature, Object, Method, and Value
§ 3. The Problem of Parts

GRECO-ROMAN HISTORIOGRAPHY
§ 1. Theocratic History and Myth
§ 2. The Creation of Scientific History by Herodotus
§ 3. Anti-historical Tendency of Greek Thought
§ 4. Greek Conception of History`s Nature and Value
§ 5. Greek Historical Method and its Limitations
§ 6. Herodotus and Thucydides
§ 7. The Hellenistic Period
§ 8. Polybius
§ 9. Livy and Tacitus
§ 10. Character of Greco-Roman Historiography: Humanism
§ 11. Substantialism

THE INFLUENCE OF CHRISTIANITY
§ 1. The Leaven of Christian Ideas
§ 2. Characteristics of Christian Historiography
§ 3. Medieval Historiography
§ 4. The Renaissance Historians
§ 5. Descartes
§ 6. Cartesian Historiography
§ 7. Anti-Cartesianism: Vico
§ 8. Locke, Berkeley, and Hume
§ 9. The Enlightenment
§ 10. The Science of Human Nature

THE THRESHOLD OF SCIENTIFIC HISTORY
§ 1. Romanticism
§ 2. Herder
3. Kant
§ 4. Schiller
§ 5. Fichte
§ 6. Schelling
§ 7. Hegel
§ 8. Hegel and Marx
§ 9. Positivism

SCIENTIFIC HISTORY
§ 1. England
(i) Bradley
(ii) Bradley`s Successors
(iii) Late Nineteenth-century Historiography
(iv) Bury
(v) Oakeshott
(vi) Toynbee
§ 2. Germany
(i) Windelband
(ii) Rickert
(iii) Simmel
(iv) Dilthey
(v) Meyer
(vi) Spengler
§ 3. France
(i) Ravaisson`s Spiritualism
(ii) Lachelier`s Idealism
(iii) Bergson`s Evolutionism
(iv) Modern French Historiography
§4. Italy
(i) Croce`s Essay of 1893
(ii) Croce`s Second Position: the Logic
(iii) History and Philosophy
(iv) History and Nature
(v) Croce`s Final Position: the Autonomy of History

EPILEGOMENA
§ 1. Human Nature and Human History
§ 2. The Historical Imagination
§ 3. Historical Evidence
§ 4. History as Re-enactment of Past Experience
§ 5. The Subject-matter of History
§ 6. History and Freedom
§ 7. Progress as created by Historical Thinking
Index


`R. G. Collingwood died in 1943, but it is perhaps only since his death that historians have begun fully to recognize the debt they owe to him. In this book, published posthumously, which was described as containing the last words of `one of the great voices of our time`, he considers how the modern idea of history has grown up from the time of Herodotus to the present day. To Collingwood, `history is not contained in books and documents, it lives only as a present interest and pursuit, in the mind of the historian when he criticizes and interprets those documents, and by so doing relives for himself the states of mind into which he inquires`. Of interest to historians and philosophers alike, this book was edited from Collingwood`s posthumous papers by Professor T. M. Knox, who has contributed a short introduction on Collingwood as man and philosopher.`



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