Narration and Knowledge (Columbia Classics in Philosophy)
One of the few comprehensive attempts to approach basic problems in the philosophy of history from the viewpoint of analytical philosophy.(American Historical Review)A substantial work which covers a wide range of philosophical problems about history, and indeed extends to a consideration of some logical features of our whole language of time. Philosophers will admire it for its lucidity and sophistication as well for the author's care and fertility of argument.(English Historical Review)