Blumenberg and the philosophical grounds of historiography.
Discusses Hans Blumenberg's arguments on the philosophical grounds of historiography. Discontinuity as an important condition for experiencing history; Legitimacy of the modern age; Examination of the metanarrative account of legitimacy and its relationship to the idea of progress.
| Published in: | History & Theory Vol. 29; no. 1; pp. 1 - 16 |
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Wiley-Blackwell
Feb90
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| Summary: | Discusses Hans Blumenberg's arguments on the philosophical grounds of historiography. Discontinuity as an important condition for experiencing history; Legitimacy of the modern age; Examination of the metanarrative account of legitimacy and its relationship to the idea of progress. |
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