英文摘要 |
Collingwood's famous statement that all history is the history of thought is analyzed in this paper. It is argued that, for Collingwood, to understand history is to re-enact the historical agent's thought; that is, the valid practical reasoning through which the agent determines his actions. As a consequence, some states of affairs that are generally regarded as objects of the historical narrative are thereby excluded from the horizon of historical understanding. |