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Historicism is a theory that says that history happened by law. So every situation is determent and can be explained by time and place. Every event follows logically upon a previous event (O, Kramsch, lecture, 28-09-2012). | Historicism is a theory that says that history happened by law. So every situation is determent and can be explained by time and place. Every event follows logically upon a previous event (O, Kramsch, lecture, 28-09-2012). | ||
| - | Several philosophers disagreed with this theory, like [[ | + | Several philosophers disagreed with this theory, like [[Michel Foucault]], [[Edmund Husserl]] and [[Edward Said]]. |
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Historicism is a theory that says that history happened by law. So every situation is determent and can be explained by time and place. Every event follows logically upon a previous event (O, Kramsch, lecture, 28-09-2012).
Several philosophers disagreed with this theory, like Michel Foucault, Edmund Husserl and Edward Said.
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