Thinking Historically about the Future
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TODAY IN PHILOSOPHY OF HISTORY: Thinking Historically about the Future
A comment on my episode on Ernst Jünger made me aware of a statement by Friedrich Engels made in 1887 that anticipates some of the most surprising characteristics of the First World War, and this a generation prior to the war. This instance of historical prediction is an opportunity to discuss the relationship of prediction to history and philosophy of history.
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