Philosophy: Philosophy of History

A Russian site (in English) offering a listing of philosophy of history resources worldwide.

Hegel's philosophy of history from a historian's perspective.

Essays on philosophy of history from the Proceedings of the Friesian School. (This site includes summaries of Asian and ancient European philosophies of history).

Site attempts to explain the causes of historical social and cultural change, featuring articles about the discovery of agriculture, the invention of the steam engine, chemistry, and the nature of reality.

Articles, quotes, and links arguing that the primary task of history is not to judge the past but to judge the present.

Summarizes the works of St. Augustine, Kant, Herder, Hegel, Marx, Spengler and Toynbee.

Explains the Trinitarian philosophy of history, which is based on the proposition that each individual is a balancing trinity of spirit-mind-body.

Imam Baqir al-Sadr's philosophy of history, including comparisons with Western philosophies of history.

Summarizes Hayden White's book "Metahistory: The Historical Imagination in Nineteenth Century Europe", which categories 19th Century historians and philosophers of history.

Robert Wright summarizes his book "Nonzero: The Logic Of Human Destiny", which uses game theory to develop a philosophy of history.

Nathan Davis's "The next stage: society after capitalism", which modifies Historical Materialism to predict a future history.

Comparison between Jacques Maritain and Nicolas Berdyaev's Christian philosophy of history and their impact on the Christian views of history and of mankind's future.

Philosophy of history by Prabhat Ranjan Sarkar - founder of the Progressive Utilization Theory (PROUT) also known as Progressive Socialism.

Ludwig von Mises's book "Theory and History: An interpretation of social and economic evolution", which criticizes historicism, scientism and dialectical materialism.

George Burton Adams' presidential address to the American Historical Association in 1908.

Joseph Fell's summary of John William Miller's philosophy.