Self-Creation and History: Collingwood and Nietzsche on Conceptual Change

University Press of America (1993)
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In Self-Creation and History, Michael Hinz focuses on the works of Collingwood and Nietzsche, showing how each construes traditional problems in metaphysics as problems generated in history and through conceptual change

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