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narrative substance: a standalone construct

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Philosophy of history

the term, from Ankersmit, for the overall representation a historical narrative proposes of a part of the past, which is not true or false like single statements.

In philosophy of history, narrative substance refers to the term, from Ankersmit, for the overall representation a historical narrative proposes of a part of the past, which is not true or false like single statements. This meaning comes from Ankersmit (1983) in Narrative logic.[1]

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References

  1. Ankersmit, F. R. (1983). Narrative logic: A semantic analysis of the historian's language. Martinus Nijhoff. ISBN 9789024727315

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