"Historical judgement is not a variety of knowledge,it is knowledge itself;
it is the form which completely fills
and exhausts the field of knowing,
leaving no room for anything else."
Saturday, January 24, 2009
And on That Point...
... as long as I'm thinking of Italy, let's go with Benedetto Croce (1866-1952) for today's philosophical snack:
"Historical judgement is not a variety of knowledge,
it is knowledge itself;
it is the form which completely fills
and exhausts the field of knowing,
leaving no room for anything else."
"Historical judgement is not a variety of knowledge,it is knowledge itself;
it is the form which completely fills
and exhausts the field of knowing,
leaving no room for anything else."
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