Philosophy of History.
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Philosophy of History.
by Alf » Sat Feb 27, 2021 10:12 pm
This thread is an addition to my previous thread: "Time and Change".
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Re: Philosophy of History.
by WendyDarling » Sat Feb 27, 2021 10:46 pm
Alf wrote:This thread is an addition to my previous thread: "Time and Change".
What’s the additional material?
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Re: Philosophy of History.
by Alf » Sun Feb 28, 2021 12:30 am
Hello again, Wendy.
My thought was that the thread "Time and Change" should be more about the interpretation of what time actually is, that it means "change", "to be as to become", "to be to death" (in creatures) and in conclusion "development", "history" (whether natural or cultural).
The added thread should not be so much about time itself, but about what is changed by time in space and subsequently told, written down, made music, painted, photographed, filmed, kept in brains, libraries, museums and elsewhere, that is, what we call "history".
My thought was that the thread "Time and Change" should be more about the interpretation of what time actually is, that it means "change", "to be as to become", "to be to death" (in creatures) and in conclusion "development", "history" (whether natural or cultural).
The added thread should not be so much about time itself, but about what is changed by time in space and subsequently told, written down, made music, painted, photographed, filmed, kept in brains, libraries, museums and elsewhere, that is, what we call "history".
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Re: Philosophy of History.
by Sleyor Wellhuxwell » Mon Mar 01, 2021 3:06 pm
Do you also refer to any patterns of history?
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Re: Philosophy of History.
by Alf » Mon Mar 01, 2021 9:02 pm
Sleyor Wellhuxwell wrote:Do you also refer to any patterns of history?
Yes, I also refer to any patterns of history.
I see patterns of history reflected in nature, i.e. in what we perceive as changes in nature, e.g. the sprouting, the first blossoms, the withering and disappearance of plants, the dependence of all creatures (perhaps apart from some microorganisms) on the seasons. This up and down, this appearance and disappearance is also evident in history.
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