“The philosopher R. G. Collingwood once observed that the past as past was wholly unknowable. What was knowable was something different: the elements of the past which had been residually preserved in the present. In other words, what we take… — Ceri Crossley Copy Share Image
“The philosopher R. G. Collingwood once observed that the past as past was wholly unknowable. What was knowable was something different: the elements of… — Ceri Crossley Copy Share Image
