History, Man, & Reason

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The book explores the intellectual landscape of the nineteenth century, focusing on philosophical thought while integrating insights from social sciences. It examines the common beliefs and attitudes that emerged regarding history, humanity, and reason among a diverse group of thinkers from England, France, and Germany. The author traces continuity within philosophical traditions and addresses the challenges these views present to philosophy. Critical discussions at the end of key sections delve into the implications of these beliefs on philosophical inquiry.