The Ideology Of European Thought in the nineteenth century

There, behind the appearances of life, we find the hidden world, the world of thought, and history - according to what is understood today from its meaning in modern languages ​​- could not be true history until it deals with facts and events successive and successive, continuous and unbroken, and shows them to us with interconnected causes, all of which are due to some intention or purpose, so it takes us back to the past in pursuit of a fundamental cause, or drives us forward in pursuit of a limited goal. This is also the case with the engines of thought and its motives, and desires. The life forces that occur behind apparent events; They need to be connected, and to appear in a state of order and succession so that we can reach them with understanding, or investigate them through history and situation.