History from a Philosophic Perspective.

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  • Catherine Broom

Abstract

One of the key components of Social Studies has always been history, yet many of us seldom explore what we mean by history. This paper delves into the meaning of history through an examination of Collingwoods work and a discussion of how we can incorporate twentieth century thought into his work. This paper aims, in Collingwoods words, to deepen understanding of our craft.

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2008-10-01

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Vol. 41 No. 1 (2008): Canadian Social Studies 41(1), Fall 2008

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