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X. PHILOSOPHY AS SELF-KNOWLEDGE: THE RAPPROCHEMENT BETWEEN PHILOSOPHY AND HISTORY

From the book Collingwoods and the Reform of Metaphysics

  • Lionel Rubinoff
https://doi.org/10.3138/9781487579401-013
© 2019 University of Toronto Press, Toronto
From the book
Collingwoods and the Reform of Metaphysics
Collingwoods and the Reform of Metaphysics

Chapters in this book (16)

Frontmatter
PREFACE
CONTENTS
ABBREVIATIONS AND BIBLIOGRAPHICAL CONVENTIONS
INTRODUCTION
I. PHILOSOPHY AND HISTORY THE NEED FOR A RAPPROCHEMENT
II. THE RELATION BETWEEN PHILOSOPHY AND HISTORY IN COLLINGWOOD'S EARLY WRITINGS: 1916-1922
III. SPECULUM MENTIS: PHILOSOPHY AND THE TRANSCENDENTAL STRUCTURE OF EXPERIENCE
IV. HISTORY AS IMPLICIT PHILOSOPHY
V. PHILOSOPHY AS A SCALE OF FORMS: DOGMATIC PHILOSOPHY
VI. PHILOSOPHY AS ABSOLUTE KNOWLEDGE
VII. PHILOSOPHY AS CATEGORICAL THINKING
VIII. PHILOSOPHY AS HISTORY
IX. HISTORY AND THE SCIENCE OF HUMAN NATURE
X. PHILOSOPHY AS SELF-KNOWLEDGE: THE RAPPROCHEMENT BETWEEN PHILOSOPHY AND HISTORY
APPENDIXES. NOTES. BIBLIOGRAPHIES. INDEXES
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