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The Limits of Concept Formation in Natural Science
Argues that the natural sciences form general concepts and laws, while history forms concepts of singular things by selecting what matters through relation to values; the logical frame of the Baden School, developed from Windelband’s distinction and taken up by Max Weber.
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