The Philosophy of Historiography

· Open Road Media
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A philosophical examination of the study of history, from its logic and semantics to its metaphysical and epistemological implications.
This book is intended for the highly intelligent reader, who is interested in considering the difficulties, problems, and challenges of understanding and writing about the human past. It is popularly enough written, hopefully, to be a joy to read, and scholarly enough to be seriously instructive. The book has two major purposes, first, to give a reader an extensive, detailed overview of the field as it currently exists, and, second, to considerably enlarge the field itself, as it is the first book in the area to consider not only the epistemology of the field, but, in detail, its logic and semantics, its metaphysics, its axiology and its aesthetics.

About the author

John Lange, the author of THE PHILOSOPHY OF HISTORIOGRAPHY, is a full professor at a major university in the eastern portion of the United States. He usually teaches in the areas of epistemology, the philosophy of history, and the philosophy of anticipation, exploring intellectual territories outside the typical borders of the discipline, such as reprogenetics, cloning, genetic engineering, artificial intelligence, artificial life, identity criteria, species and personal, and unusual moral communities. He has had one book published by a major university press, and has edited another book, published by another major university press. He has also had a number of articles published in various professional journals.

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