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Philosophy of history

philosophy that seeks overall meaning, direction or laws in the course of history itself, as distinct from analysis of historical knowledge.

In philosophy of history, speculative philosophy of history refers to philosophy that seeks overall meaning, direction or laws in the course of history itself, as distinct from analysis of historical knowledge. This meaning comes from Walsh (1951) in An introduction to philosophy of history.[1]

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  1. Walsh, W. H. (1951). An introduction to philosophy of history. Praeger. ISBN 9780313242458

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