Titlebook: Collingwood on Philosophical Methodology; Karim Dharamsi,Giuseppina D‘Oro,Stephen Leach Book 2018 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Au

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Presuppositions and the Logic of Question and Answer,o Collingwood, is to ‘excavate’ different complexes of questions and answers until the absolute presuppositions which govern them are reached. It is this historical methodology that gives Collingwood’s metaphysics its distinctive character.

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Collingwood, Pragmatism, and Philosophy of Science,lown deflationary strategy: rather than seeing philosophical problems as fake problems and advocating the end of philosophy, he sees the role of philosophical analysis to be that of making explicit the absolute presuppositions which inform different causal explanations in different contexts of inquiry.

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,Why Epistemic Pluralism Does not Entail Relativism: Collingwood’s Hinge Epistemology,ailed by the absolute presuppositions constitutive of those forms of knowing. Since epistemic pluralism is not a form of epistemic relativism, it is not vulnerable to the stock objections raised against relativism.

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Sich gesund fühlen im Jahre 2000t metaphysics is not the study of pure being but of the presuppositions that govern knowledge of reality. They argue that a reassessment of his contribution to philosophical methodology is timely in the light of the recent revival of interest in second-order questions concerning the role and character of philosophical analysis.

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Dritter Entwicklungszyklus (iPad App) of Collingwood’s ideas about the historicity of human experience and understanding. In conclusion, Ahlskog argues that the metaphilosophical dimension of Collingwood’s philosophy of history is integrally connected with the concept of history as self-knowledge.

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Collingwood on the Relationship Between Metaphysics and History,cian works essentially as a historian. While Van der Dussen claims that Collingwood’s central argument in . is that metaphysics is a historical science, the book’s philosophical position is captured in only the first four chapters. As such the book itself exemplifies what Collingwood advocated in his ., the rapprochement of philosophy and history.