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History as re-enactment: R.G. Collingwood's idea of history
William H. Dray
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Frontmatter
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Abbreviations (page xi)
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1. HISTORY AND PHILOSOPHY (page 1)
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1. Collingwood's Status and Reception (page 1)
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2. The Aims of this Book (page 5)
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3. Sources (page 10)
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4. Collingwood on Philosophy of History (page 16)
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5. Collingwood on the Nature and Rise of History (page 21)
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6. Collingwood as Writer and Thinker (page 27)
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2. RE-ENACTMENT AND UNDERSTANDING (page 32)
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1. The Idea of Re-enactment (page 32)
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2. A Paradigm Case (page 34)
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3. The Inside-Outside View of Action (page 38)
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4. Knowing What and Knowing Why (page 44)
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5. Re-enactment as Critical (page 52)
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6. Mis-statements of Re-enactment (page 57)
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7. History as Knowledge of the Individual (page 60)
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3. RE-ENACTMENT AND LAWS (page 67)
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1. Collingwood on Scientific Explanation (page 67)
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2. Re-enactive Explanation and Completeness (page 72)
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3. The Logical Connection Analysis (page 80)
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4. Re-enactive and Scientific Explanation (page 87)
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5. Re-enactive Explanation and Determinism (page 92)
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6. Collingwood's Generalizations (page 99)
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4. INTELLECT, RATIONALITY, FEELING (page 108)
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1. The Scope of Re-enactment (page 108)
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2. Collingwood's Supposed Intellectualism (page 109)
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3. The Assumption of Rationality (page 115)
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4. Perception, Appetite, Emotion (page 123)
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5. The History of Art (page 132)
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6. The History of Metaphysics (page 140)
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5. THE PHYSICAL AND THE SOCIAL (page 150)
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1. Objective Conditions (page 150)
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2. The Physical Background (page 151)
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3. Physical Causes of Actions (page 157)
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4. Social Events and Conditions (page 164)
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5. Social Reductionism (page 171)
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6. Social Causes and Effects (page 177)
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7. The Corporate Mind (page 184)
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6. THE HISTORICAL IMAGINATION (page 191)
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1. Re-enactment and Imagination (page 191)
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2. The A Priori Imagination (page 193)
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3. Coherence, Continuity, Necessity (page 200)
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4. Historical Understanding as Synthesis (page 211)
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5. Universal History (page 221)
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7. THE IDEALITY OF HISTORY (page 229)
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1. Historical Scepticism (page 229)
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2. The Problem of Incompleteness (page 233)
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3. The Problem of the Non-existent Past (page 239)
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4. Anti-constructionism in Collingwood (page 243)
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5. Ambiguous Anti-constructionism (page 249)
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6. Lapses into Constructionism (page 257)
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7. Acquaintance and Actuality (page 263)
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8. THE PERSPECTIVITY OF HISTORY (page 271)
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1. Historical Relativism (page 271)
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2. Point of View in History (page 274)
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3. Relativity to the Present (page 283)
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4. The History of History (page 291)
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5. Presentism and Retrospectivity (page 297)
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6. Retrospective Historical Understanding (page 307)
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7. Reality and Anachronism (page 315)
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EPILOGUE (page 323)
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Bibliography (page 328)
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Index (page 337)
Journal Abbreviation | Label | URL |
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HT | 37.3 (Oct. 1998): 409-421 | http://www.jstor.org/stable/2505494 |
AHR | 103.1 (Feb. 1998): 147-148 | http://www.jstor.org/stable/2650792 |
ENHR | 113. 450 (Feb. 1998): 265-266 | http://www.jstor.org/stable/576331 |
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Published: 1999
Publisher: Oxford University Press
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- 9780198238812 (paper)
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