Philosophy & history
Subtitle: essays presented to Ernst Cassirer
Contributors: Klibansky, Raymond, 1905-; Paton, H. J. 1887-; Warburg Institute.
Publisher: The Clarendon press
Published: 1936
Place of publication: Oxford
Language: eng
Number of pages: 360
Subjects: Cassirer, Ernst, -- 1874-1945.; History -- Philosophy.; Philosophy.
Notes: "To Professor Ernst Cassirer, on the occasion of his sixtieth birthday, this book is presented."--Pref.

"This book has been edited with the support of the Warburg institute, London."
Table of contents: value: A definition of the concept of history, by J. Huizinga.; value: The historicity of things, by S. Alexander.; value: History and philosophy, by L. Brunschvigg.; value: On the so-called identity of history and philosophy, by G. Galogero.; value: Religion, philosophy, and history, by C. C. J. Webb.; value: Concerning Christian philosophy. The distinctiveness of the philosophic order, by  E. Gilson.; value: Towards an anthropological philosophy, by B. Groethuysen.; value: The transcending of time in history, by G. Gentile.; value: Some ambiguities in discussions concerning time, by L. S. Stebbing.; value: The universal in the structure of historical knowledge, by T. Litt.; value: On the objectivity of historical knowledge, by F. Medicus.; value: The formation of our history of philosophy, by  E Br ehier.; value: Platonism in Augustine's philosophy of history, by E. Hoffmann.; value: The Cartesian spirit and history, by L. L evy-Bruhl.; value: Veritas filia temporis, by F. Saxl.; value: Et in Arcadia ego, by E. Panofsky.