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Knowledge and Reality in the Historical Epistemology
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Knowledge and Reality in the Historical Epistemology
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S1811-833X0000616-7-
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Authors
Ilya Kasavin 
ORCID: 0000-0002-1233-3182
Edition
Volume 57 Issue 2
Pages
6-19
Abstract
The article gives a generalized view of the historical epistemology and highlights its main problems: the nature of historical reality, historical knowledge and historical agent. The historical epistemology represents a special philosophical discourse, the purpose of which is constructing historical knowledge for cultural assimilation of the new historical reality at the intersection of science and society. A distinction is proposed between the position of a historian of science and a historical epistemologist in terms of the essence of historical event and historical fact. The historical epistemology reveals its boundaries and a position within modern epistemological approaches. On the one hand, it is the substantialist interpretation of the historical event, which loses its a priori status only by socio-epistemological explanation. On the other hand, a figure of the historical agent (hero and author) keeping the status of a theoretical fiction in historical epistemology, acquires the adequate meaning in the existential philosophy of science.
Keywords
Historical epistemology, social epistemology, historical event, historical fact, anomaly, historical agent
Date of publication
01.06.2020
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