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Philosophy of history

Danto's thought experiment of a perfect witness recording everything as it happens, which shows that such a chronicle cannot contain narrative sentences.

In philosophy of history, Ideal Chronicle refers to danto's thought experiment of a perfect witness recording everything as it happens, which shows that such a chronicle cannot contain narrative sentences. This meaning comes from Danto (1965) in Analytical philosophy of history.[1]

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References

Danto, A. C. (1965). Analytical philosophy of history. University Press. ISBN 9780521047685

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