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Nothing But History: Reconstruction and Extremity After Metaphysics
University of California Press (1995)
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"An admirable accomplishment.... Roberts provides valuable insights into the current debate on the nature of historical knowledge in our present 'postmodern' time. Anyone concerned with the philosophy of history will need to reckon with this book."--Allan D. Megill, author of "Prophets of Extremity"
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