Studies in the Philosophy of History: Selected Essays from History and Theory

action American American Civil War analysis argument behavior bureaucracy causal causes century changes China Chinese Cicero Civil classical colonial concept concern conflict consciousness coup d'état critical disagreement doctrine economic effect elite England essay etiology everyday example exemplar history existence experience explanation fact factors false consciousness feudalism forces French Revolution Hans Baron Hegel historian human hypotheses Ibid ideas ideology important institutions insurgents intellectual intelligible interest internal war internal wars interpretation laws logical London Lukács Marx Marxist Max Weber merchants method mind moral Namier natural occurred particular patrimonial period philosophy of history political Polybius practice principle problem propositions Protestant Ethic public opinion Puritan Quattrocento question rational reason Revolution revolutionary rhetoric role Roman scientific scientist sense significant social sciences society sociology specific standpoint structure Tacitus theory thought Thucydides tion truth unique universal violence writing wrote York