Action as History: The Historical Thought of R.G. Collingwood

Imprint Academic (2004)
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Abstract

R G Collingwood's philosophy of history reflected his historical practices and his moral philosophy. Reflection on historical practice provided him with a theory of knowledge; his moral philosophy provided him with a theory of the object of history. This study shows how Collingwood's concepts of action and history developed together.

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