The Logic of the History of Ideas.¶
Bevir, M. (1994). The Logic of the History of Ideas. History and Theory, 33(3), 262-275.
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- Presentism
- It is not Anachronism (#270) — presentism and anachronism are a tight pair, with presentism naming the evaluative/interpretive failure and anachronism naming the concrete importation of present artifacts or concepts into past description; they are structurally related but refer to different manifestations.
This sourceMethodological account of how historians of ideas can recover the meaning of past utterances without importing present conceptual schemes — articulates the discipline of presentism-resistant interpretation.
- It is not Anachronism (#270) — presentism and anachronism are a tight pair, with presentism naming the evaluative/interpretive failure and anachronism naming the concrete importation of present artifacts or concepts into past description; they are structurally related but refer to different manifestations.
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