historism

(ˈhɪstəˌrɪzəm)

a variant form of historicism

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historism

historicism.

See also: History

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The interest to write "history" in a modern sense only started in modern Europe in the era of historism. For the Ancient Near East, the normative time was the past and any changes had to be found in the past or the beginning of creation.

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Siegel, Historism in Late Nineteenth-Century Constitutional Thought, 1990 Wis.

The decline of legal classicism and the evolution of New Deal constitutionalism

Pole kahtlustki, et saksa historism andis selleks raamistuse ette.

The German migration to Livonia in the middle ages: some critical remarks/Saksa migratsioonist liivimaale keskajal: kriitilisi markmeid

In: KOSLOWSKI, Peter (ed.) The discovery of historicity in german idealism and historism. Berlin: Springer, 2005.

Apprenticeship from a jurist with a historical education: Max Weber and historicism/Anos de aprendizagem de um jurista formado "numa perspectiva historica": Max Weber e o historicismo

I believe most areas of science, including ecosystems science and social science, can fit with them, based on hermeneutics, historism and holism.

Soft systems methodology and 'soft' philosophy of science

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