historical school (Meaning)

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historical school (n)

a school of 19th century German economists and legal philosophers who tried to explain modern economic systems in evolutionary or historical terms

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The historical school of jurisprudence emphasized the role of legal history and precedent in shaping law.
The historical school of economics focused on the evolution of economic institutions over time.
The historical school of literary criticism analyzed literary works within their historical context.
The historical school played a pivotal role in the development of romantic nationalism in 19th century Europe.
The historical school of linguistics sought to trace the origins and evolution of languages.
The historical school of art history investigated the development of artistic styles and movements throughout history.
The historical school of medicine emphasized the importance of observing and recording medical phenomena over time.
The historical school of architecture studied the evolution of architectural forms and principles.
The historical school of religious studies explored the historical origins and development of religious beliefs and practices.
The historical school of thought has influenced various academic disciplines, providing insights into the origins and evolution of human society and culture.

a school of 19th century German economists and legal philosophers who tried to explain modern economic systems in evolutionary or historical terms

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The historical school of jurisprudence emphasized the role of legal history and precedent in shaping law.

The historical school of economics focused on the evolution of economic institutions over time.

The historical school of literary criticism analyzed literary works within their historical context.

The historical school played a pivotal role in the development of romantic nationalism in 19th century Europe.