The American Historical Review, Volume 9John Franklin Jameson, Henry Eldridge Bourne, Robert Livingston Schuyler American Historical Association, 1904 - History American Historical Review is the oldest scholarly journal of history in the United States and the largest in the world. Published by the American Historical Association, it covers all areas of historical research. |
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... method then in use and attributed the failure of historians to raise history to the rank of the natural sciences to intellectual inferiority on their part . Of the zeal displayed in research and " of the immense value of that vast body ...
... method then in use and attributed the failure of historians to raise history to the rank of the natural sciences to intellectual inferiority on their part . Of the zeal displayed in research and " of the immense value of that vast body ...
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... , that history could be made a science only by applying to social phenomena the method that had accomplished so much in investi- Mond , X. $ . $ 286 , 1. 4 gating physical phenomena , appeared almost if not quite axiomatic 2 F. M. Fling.
... , that history could be made a science only by applying to social phenomena the method that had accomplished so much in investi- Mond , X. $ . $ 286 , 1. 4 gating physical phenomena , appeared almost if not quite axiomatic 2 F. M. Fling.
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... method of knowledge ? Do not its methods incessantly vary accord- ing to their objects ? " , he was touching the root of the whole dis- cussion ; but he did not make clear what these methods are that give us respectively natural science ...
... method of knowledge ? Do not its methods incessantly vary accord- ing to their objects ? " , he was touching the root of the whole dis- cussion ; but he did not make clear what these methods are that give us respectively natural science ...
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... method could not be justified in the eyes of natural scientists , even if it were not scientific , it was doing something that needed to be done , and that could not be done by the use of the method of natural science . It was notice ...
... method could not be justified in the eyes of natural scientists , even if it were not scientific , it was doing something that needed to be done , and that could not be done by the use of the method of natural science . It was notice ...
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... method of the natural sciences . The proof of this statement would seem to be found in the fact that in spite of his theories Lam- precht's history did not differ in form from that of the historians that had preceded him , and that if ...
... method of the natural sciences . The proof of this statement would seem to be found in the fact that in spite of his theories Lam- precht's history did not differ in form from that of the historians that had preceded him , and that if ...
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