Titlebook: Studies on Collingwood, History and Civilization; Jan van der Dussen Book 2016Latest edition Springer International Publishing Switzerland

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Introduction to Collingwood’s Philosophy of Historyten in 1939, was discovered in 1995 and has been published in 1999 together with some additional manuscripts on philosophy of history. With so many new sources being available, and considering existing but previously insufficiently used sources, it is obvious that an interpretation of Collingwood’s

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Collingwood’s Philosophy of History in the Year of his , that Collingwood does not discuss this doctrine in ., though it is mentioned in the scheme he made for it. In this connection, it is argued that Collingwood’s theses of all history being the history of thought and history being the re-enactment of past thought should be conceived as being indissolu

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Toynbee and his Criticsdy did not convince his fellow historians. Toynbee was criticized on both matters of content and the theories involved in his study. The Dutch historian P. Geyl has been the most outspoken critic of Toynbee on both points. His arguments are discussed, making use, among other things, of his private n