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2Henry Vyverberg, Historical Pessimism in the French Enlightenment (Cambridge, Mass. , 1958 ).
3Karl Lowith,Meaning in History : The Theological Implications of the Philosophy of History( Chicago, 1949 ).
4Ernst Cassirer, The Philosophy of the Enlightenment, tr. F. C. A. A. Koelln and J. P. Pettegrove( Princeton, N. J. , 1951 ).
5John Stuart Mill ,A System of Logic, Rationalistive and Inductive, Being a Connected View of the Principles of Evideuce and the Methods of Scientific Investigation(7^th ed. , 2vols. , London,1868) , Ⅱ ,510.
6Karl Popper, The Poverty of Historicisim ( London, 1957 ).
7Erich Kahler, The Meaning of History ( New York, 1964 ) ,200.
8Cf. Arnold Brecht, Political Theory : The Foundations of Twentieth - Century Political Tlwught ( Princeton, N. J. , 1959 ).
9Cf. Dwight E. Lee and Robert N. Beck. " The .Meaning qf Historicism" ,American Historical Review, LIX ( Apr. 1954 ) ,568 - 77 .
10Cf. also The Philosophy of History in Our Time : An Anthology, ed. Hans Meyerhoff ( New York, 1959 ) , 10 - 11.
