On The Philosophy Of History
de Maritain, Jacques (Edited by Joseph W. Evans)
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London: Geoffrey Bles, 1959. First Edition. VG. No DW. Hardback. No inscriptions or annotations. 143 pages incl. index. Black hard covers. Silver gilt lettering on spine in excellent condition. 5.5 " by nearly 9". Distinguished Thomist philosopher Jacques Maritain argues that History is not a problem to be solved by philosophy, but a mystery to be looked at. He looks at and critiques the views of some of the great philosophers of History: Hegel, Comte, Marx and Toynbee before arriving at his own conclusions. .
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- On The Philosophy Of History
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- Maritain, Jacques (Edited by Joseph W. Evans)
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- London: Geoffrey Bles, 1959
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- History Philosophy Marx Hegel Engels Kant Toynbee Comte God Religion Christianity QSE
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