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The Dialectic of Historicism and Anti-Historicism
The Monist 53 (4):656-670 (1969)
Abstract
Among controversies about philosophy that are also philosophical problems the most complex and difficult to solve is that about philosophy and the history of philosophy. On one hand there is Wittgenstein claiming that history is irrelevant to philosophy. On the other hand, there is Gilson claiming that history is not only relevant but necessary to philosophy.Other Versions
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