Leon J Goldstein
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 137182 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Leon J Goldstein |
| NOMBRES | Leon J |
| APELLIDO | Goldstein |
| FIRMA | GOLDSTEIN L J |
| AFILIACIONES | Binghamton University |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 40 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 77 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 40 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1957 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1998 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
Dray on Re-Enactment and Constructionism
Conceptual Openness and the Rabbinic Mind
J. Jewish Thought and Philosophy, Vol. 3, pp. 303-330 Reprints available directly from the publisher Photocopying permitted by licence only © 1994 Conceptual Openness and the Rabbinic Mind Leon J. Goldstein State University of New York at Binghamton, USA For Wolfe For more than half a century the late Max Kadushin devoted himself to the study of classical rabbinic literature, particularly midrashic literature,! and over the years there has come t…
Human Nature and Historical Knowledge. Hume, Hegel and Vico
The Idea of History as a Scale of Forms
Since the view intend to put forward of concept of history requires that the structure of The Idea of History be taken seriously-that is, had Collingwood lived to bring to conclusion the work he was trying to produce on the principles of history, he would have emerged with a work essentially like what we have as far as its organization is concerned -I must begin by commenting on the statement of its editor, the late Sir Malcolm Knox: I think it r…
Sociology and Scientism
Advances in Social Theory and Methodology
The Way to Historical Being and Time
Impediments to Epistemology in the Philosophy of History
Leon J. Goldstein, Impediments to Epistemology in the Philosophy of History, History and Theory, Vol. 25, No. 4, Beiheft 25: Knowing and Telling History: The Anglo-Saxon Debate (Dec., 1986), pp. 82-100
Historical Explanation
Philosophy and Public Policy
Against Historical Realism
Theoretical Methods in Social History
To Question Foundations
Historical Knowing
History and the Primacy of Knowing
Historical Knowing
Literary History as History
T WOULD BE an unusual scholar indeed who could comment substantively on all of the papers which make up the Explorations in Literary History symposium in the present number of this journal. Their range is remarkably wide, and they deal with specific issues of method and procedure which only those who are themselves concerned deal historically with literary materials could expect fully appreciate. Were I be asked where within the fields represente…
Epistemic Attitudes and History
Historical Knowing
The Explanation of Social Behaviour
A Note on Historical Interpretation
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Ideals of Order
Social Science, Ontology and Explanation
Philosophy, Politics, and Society
Historical Realism
The Idea of a Social Science and its Relation to Philosophy
The Two Theses of Methodological Individualism
On Defining Culture
Collected Papers. Volume I
Sociology and Scientism
History and the Primacy of Knowing
Theory in History
Present-day interest in history among philosophers seems largely limited to a debate over the nature of historical explanation among those who for Humean reasons insist that all explanations must rest upon general laws and history cannot be an exception to this, and those who say the historians do explain and since they do not use general laws the Humean claim is obviously mistaken. Like the latter, the present paper takes the explanations of his…
MR Watkins on the Two Theses
Ontological Social Science
Against Historical Realism
Epistemic Attitudes and History
Ideals of Order
Historical Realism
Evidence and Events in History
The first part of the paper distinguishes between a real past which has nothing to do with historical events and an historical past made up of hypothetical events introduced for the purpose of explaining historical evidence. Attention is next paid to those so-called ancillary historical disciplines which study historical evidence, and it is noted that the historical event is brought in to explain the particular constellation of different kinds of…
A Note on Platonism in Anthropology
The Logic of Explanation in Malinowskian Anthropology
In a contribution to a symposium on “Causality in the Social Sciences,” Lewis Feuer remarks in passing that “Functionalism, in the form which Malinowski gave it, affirms that culture is an ‘organic unity’; it is the principle that in every culture, each custom, belief, and behavioral form ‘represents an indespensible part within a working whole.’” That culture is an integrated and organic unity is a view found quite often in the writings of Malin…
On Defining Culture
The Two Theses of Methodological Individualism
A Note on Platonism in Anthropology
MR Watkins on the Two Theses
Ontological Social Science
The Idea of a Social Science and its Relation to Philosophy
Evidence and Events in History
The first part of the paper distinguishes between a real past which has nothing to do with historical events and an historical past made up of hypothetical events introduced for the purpose of explaining historical evidence. Attention is next paid to those so-called ancillary historical disciplines which study historical evidence, and it is noted that the historical event is brought in to explain the particular constellation of different kinds of…
The Meaning of `State' in Hegel's Philosophy of History
Journal Article The Meaning of ‘State’ in Hegel’s Philosophy of History Get access Leon. J. Goldstein Leon. J. Goldstein Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar The Philosophical Quarterly, Volume 12, Issue 46, January 1962, Pages 60–72, https://doi.org/10.2307/2216840 Published: 01 January 1962
Collected Papers. Volume I
On Austin's Understanding of Philosophy
The "Alleged" Futurity of Yesterday
Politics in a Pluralist Democracy
Theory in History
Present-day interest in history among philosophers seems largely limited to a debate over the nature of historical explanation among those who for Humean reasons insist that all explanations must rest upon general laws and history cannot be an exception to this, and those who say the historians do explain and since they do not use general laws the Humean claim is obviously mistaken. Like the latter, the present paper takes the explanations of his…
Collingwood's Theory of Historical Knowing
In his review of The Idea of History, Maurice Mandelbaum asserts that thesis that historical knowledge consists in the historian's reenactment in his own mind of the thought which underlay past actions must, I believe, inevitably lead to scepticism.' Such a belief is not simply an independent judgment made about Collingwood's view, but rather rests upon a conception of the nature of history2 markedly unlike the one to which Collingwood himself su…
Historical Realism
Philosophy, Politics, and Society
Ideals of Order
Social Science, Ontology and Explanation
The Explanation of Social Behaviour
A Note on Historical Interpretation
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Epistemic Attitudes and History
Historical Knowing
Historical Knowing
History and the Primacy of Knowing
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