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Historicism (philosophy)

Historicism ( historicism ) is a German philosophical school of the late XIX - early XX centuries, to the representatives of which include V. Dilthey , G. Simmel , F. Meinecke , G. Rickert , M. Weber , E. Trölcz . [one]
Historicism developed within the framework of neo-Kantianism , formulating an idiographic (individualizing) approach, without making abstract generalizations. For historicism, the positivistic approach of O. Comte to the philosophy of history is unacceptable. Historicism considers the individual character of the products of human culture, customs, myths, and values ​​of each individual era to be the object of historical knowledge.

Notes

  1. ↑ Table of Contents. History of Philosophy Giovanni Reale and Dario Anticeri

Literature

  • Kopalov V.I. Historicism as a principle of socio-philosophical research. - Publishing House of the Ural University - 1991. - 170 p.


Source - https://ru.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Historism_(philosophy )&oldid = 92632464


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