Philosophy and History: Essays Presented to Ernst Cassirer [Festschrift] (TB 1115)

xii, 363, 6 pp. CONTENTS: A Definition of the Concept of History; The Historicity of Things; History and Philosophy; On the So-called Identity of History and Philosophy; Religion, Philosophy, and History; Concerning Christian Philosophy, the Distinctiveness of the Philosophical Order; Towards an Anthropological Philosophy; The Transcending of Time in History; Some Ambiguities in Discussions Concerning Time; The Universal in the Structure of Historical Knowledge; On the Objectivity of Historical Knowledge; The Formation of Our History of Philosophy; Platonism in Augustine's Philosophy of History; The Cartesian Spirit and History; Veritas Filia Temporis; Et In Arcadia Ego; Some Points of Contact Between History and Natural Science; The Philosophical Significance of Comparative Semantics; Historiography; History as a System; The Philosophic Character of History; Bibliography of E. Cassirer's Writings; Index.