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Philosophy of history (English Wikipedia)

Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Philosophy of history" in English language version.

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  • Compare: Ibn Khaldun (1958). "Introduction by N. J. Dawood". The Muqaddimah: An Introduction to History in Three Volumes. Princeton/Bollingen paperbacks. Vol. 1. Translated by Franz Rosenthal; compiled by N. J. Dawood (abridged, illustrated, reprint, revised ed.). Princeton University Press. p. x. ISBN 9780691017549. Retrieved 2016-06-18. In rejecting idle superstition and denouncing uncritical acceptance of historical data, Ibn Khaldun adopted a scientific method totally new to his age, and used a new terminology to drive home his ideas. That he was fully aware of the originality of his thinking and the uniqueness of his contribution is illustrated by the many references he makes to his 'new science'.

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  • Walsh, William (1958). An Introduction to the Philosophy of History. London: Hutchinson University Library. pp. 13, 15. ISBN 9781855061705.
  • Danto, Arthur (1989). Historia y narración. Ensayos de filosofía analítica de la historia (in Spanish). Translated by Bustos, Eduardo. Barcelona: Paidós. p. 29. ISBN 84-7509-552-6.
  • Compare: Ibn Khaldun (1958). "Introduction by N. J. Dawood". The Muqaddimah: An Introduction to History in Three Volumes. Princeton/Bollingen paperbacks. Vol. 1. Translated by Franz Rosenthal; compiled by N. J. Dawood (abridged, illustrated, reprint, revised ed.). Princeton University Press. p. x. ISBN 9780691017549. Retrieved 2016-06-18. In rejecting idle superstition and denouncing uncritical acceptance of historical data, Ibn Khaldun adopted a scientific method totally new to his age, and used a new terminology to drive home his ideas. That he was fully aware of the originality of his thinking and the uniqueness of his contribution is illustrated by the many references he makes to his 'new science'.
  • Compare Oswald Spengler and History as Destiny, page 93: "[...] the closing years of the First World War, when Spengler was completing his work, had witnessed the passing of the feudal rule of landed aristocracy in Germany and its merging into budding forms of parliamentary plutocracy - soon to be followed by the rise of 'mobocracy' and then Caesarism."
  • Curran, Vivian Grosswald (2000) Herder and the Holocaust: A Debate About Difference and Determinism in the Context of Comparative Law in F. C. DeCoste, Bernard Schwartz (eds.) Holocaust's Ghost: Writings on Art, Politics, Law and Education pp.413-5
  • Parkinson, G.H.R An Encyclopedia of Philosophy pp.800, 807, 820
  • Curran, Vivian Grosswald (2000) Herder and the Holocaust: A Debate About Difference and Determinism in the Context of Comparative Law in F. C. DeCoste, Bernard Schwartz (eds.) Holocaust's Ghost: Writings on Art, Politics, Law and Education p.415
  • Rubinoff, Lionel History, Philosophy and Historiography: Philosophy and the Critique of Historical Thinking, in William Sweet The Philosophy of History: A Re-Examination, Chapter 9 p.171
  • Andrew Holland Access to History: Russia and its Rulers 1855-1964 (OCR): Historical Themes p.7

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  • Ingold, T. On the Distinction between Evolution and History. Social Evolution & History,. Vol. 1, num. 1. 2002. Pp. 5-24. P. 9, socionauki.ru

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