Human History and Natural History
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What is the historian's job, according to Collingwood?

  • To study the history of social construction of the body.
  • To think himself into an action and discern the thought of its agent. (correct)
  • To separate human actions into historical and non-historical based on social customs.
  • To understand the impact of natural processes on human actions.
  • What did Collingwood mean by stating that 'all history properly so called is the history of human affairs'?

  • The study of social customs forms the framework for understanding historical events.
  • Only human actions influenced by social customs are considered part of history.
  • Natural processes are not considered part of historical events. (correct)
  • Human actions determined by animal nature are not part of historical events.
  • What did Croce deny in his 1893 essay 'History Subsumed under the Concept of Art'?

  • The impact of social customs and morality on historical events.
  • The separation of natural history from human history. (correct)
  • The concept of thinking oneself into an action to discern the thought of its agent.
  • The distinction between historical and non-historical human actions.
  • What distinction did Collingwood argue for, in terms of history?

    <p>The distinction between natural history and human history based on the actions of agents.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What idea did Vico and Hobbes share?

    <p>Humans can only have proper knowledge of civil and political institutions because they made them.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What did Collingwood believe about the historian's interest in human conduct?

    <p>The historian is not interested in natural appetites and activities.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    How did Vico's understanding influence the historian's common sense in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries?

    <p>It reinforced the belief that humans can only have proper knowledge of civil and political institutions because they made them.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What did Marx mean when he said 'men make their own history, but they do not make it just as they please'?

    <p>Humans have some influence over their history, but not absolute control.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What concept was summarized by Croce as 'verum ipsum factum'?

    <p>The idea that humans can only have proper knowledge of civil and political institutions because they made them</p> Signup and view all the answers

    How did Vico scholars interpret Vico's view on the separation between natural and human sciences?

    <p>They argued that Vico's views on the separation were misinterpreted by others.</p> Signup and view all the answers

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