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historical inevitability: a standalone construct

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historicalinevitability1 CONSTRUCTHistorical inevitabilityBERLIN · HISTORIOGRAPHY

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Historiography

the belief, criticized by Berlin, that history follows a necessary course that makes individual choice and moral judgement beside the point.

In historiography, historical inevitability refers to the belief, criticized by Berlin, that history follows a necessary course that makes individual choice and moral judgement beside the point. This meaning comes from Berlin (1954) in Historical inevitability.[1]

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  1. Berlin, I. (1954). Historical inevitability. Oxford University Press. Open Library record

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