The Poverty of Historicism¶
Popper, K. R. (1957). The Poverty of Historicism.
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- Historicism
- Historicism is not Historical Determinism (#262) — Popper (1957) in The Poverty of Historicism polemically used "historicism" for a particular deterministic-predictive position (that history follows laws that permit prediction of the future), but this usage is largely idiosyncratic to Popper; the mainstream historiographical usage here is the contextualist commitment.
This source(Critique of historicism as deterministic-predictive doctrine; terminological confusion with historiographical contextualism.)
- Historicism is not Historical Determinism (#262) — Popper (1957) in The Poverty of Historicism polemically used "historicism" for a particular deterministic-predictive position (that history follows laws that permit prediction of the future), but this usage is largely idiosyncratic to Popper; the mainstream historiographical usage here is the contextualist commitment.
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