PART I

THEORY OF HISTORIOGRAPHY

I. History and Chronicle II. Pseudo-Histories III. History as History of the Universal. Criticism of 'Universal History' IV. Ideal Genesis and Dissolution of the 'Philosophy of History' V. The Positivity of History VI. The Humanity of History VII. Choice and Periodization VIII. Distinction (Special Histories) and Division IX. The 'History of Nature' and History

APPENDICES I. Attested Evidence II. Analogy and Anomaly of Special Histories III. Philosophy and Methodology