Prolegomena to history: the relation of history to literature, philosophy, and science

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Prolegomena to History: To History, the Relation of History to Literature, Philosophy, and Science, Vol. 4 (Classic Reprint)

(Prolegomena to History occasions that the professor of hi...)

Prolegomena to History occasions that the professor of history seems disposed to lay aside the presentation of assured fact in order to consider the nature of the foundation upon which his constructions rest. Hence it is that most of our contributions to historical theory are to be found in the inaugural lectures of university professorships and the presidential addresses of historical societies and associations. Possibly the subjects of these communications, which have much in common, are considered too general and debatable to be offered in regular courses of instruction; possibly it is only upon such important occasions that the scholar may look for an audience sufficiently expert to justify him in taking up problems of admitted complexity, and it may be that the speaker welcomes the opportunity to express his matured convictions. It is evident, indeed, that these are not perfunctory speeches; they are, without exception, informed by a spirit of earnestness, which, however, not infrequently cloaks hesitating thought. In a measure all these pronouncements, it must be admitted, are excursions into unfamiliar territory, and betray an air of having been written under pressure, rather than of being the spontaneous expression of familiar ideas. However this may be, the fact remains that theE nglish-speaking representatives of historical scholarship, when called upon to stand out for a moment from among their fellows, find that the particulars which they themselves have been investigating can not be relied upon to make a general appeal, and so it comes that cherished researches are temporarily neglected for the brief advocacy of some view of the nature and utility of history. Restricted to such situations, it is not remarkable that the consideration of the fundamental problems of historical study has shown but little vitality during the last fifty years. Asserti (Typographical errors above are due to OCR software and don't occur in the book.)

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Prolegomena to History. The Relation of History to Literature, Philosophy, and Science

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University of California Publications in History, Vol. 4, No. 3. Prolegomena to History: The Relation of History to Literature, Philosophy, and Science, pp. 155-292

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Prolegomena to History: The Relation of History to Literature, Philosophy, and Science 1916

(Originally published in 1916. This volume from the Cornel...)

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Rome and China: Study of Correlations in Historical Events

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Rome and China: A Study of Correlations in Historical Events

(Examination of historical events in these two cultures.)

Examination of historical events in these two cultures.

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