Outline of Historical Method
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All of these things are not history, but they make history intelligible. For however great the psychical development of man may be in the future, it will always rest upon a physical foundation, and this physical side must inevita- bly link him to his geographical environment. But if the historian turns on the one side to the geographer for aid, he tarns on the other to the psychologist. Historical acts are noth- HISTORICAL METHOD. Ing else than the "expression of human feel- ing, conceiving and... willing, the activities of that psychophysical unit that we call the soul or the mind. " Simmel (Die Probleme der Geschitsphilosophie, Berlin, 1892, p. 33) calls psychology the " apriori of historical science. " It is clearly important, then, that the historian should understand something about the psychi- cal conditions under which the individual or society in part or in whole act. Not that such general knowledge will enable him to de- termine what particular psychological fact hap- pened at a given time and place, but that he will be able to tell what psychological facts could not have taken place under given condi- tions and he will be helped in the interpreta- ti6n of the facts.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
All of these things are not history, but they make history intelligible. For however great the psychical development of man may be in the future, it will always rest upon a physical foundation, and this physical side must inevita- bly link him to his geographical environment. But if the historian turns on the one side to the geographer for aid, he tarns on the other to the psychologist. Historical acts are noth- HISTORICAL METHOD. Ing else than the "expression of human feel- ing, conceiving and... willing, the activities of that psychophysical unit that we call the soul or the mind. " Simmel (Die Probleme der Geschitsphilosophie, Berlin, 1892, p. 33) calls psychology the " apriori of historical science. " It is clearly important, then, that the historian should understand something about the psychi- cal conditions under which the individual or society in part or in whole act. Not that such general knowledge will enable him to de- termine what particular psychological fact hap- pened at a given time and place, but that he will be able to tell what psychological facts could not have taken place under given condi- tions and he will be helped in the interpreta- ti6n of the facts.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fred Morrow Fling to read onlineMoreLess
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