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Idealism: and transcendentalism, 30 , 107 ;
of historical writing, 116 ;
on how to avoid the dilemma of realism and, 118 , 119 , 123 , 124 , 159 ;
Oakeshott and Coiling-wood on, 136 , 137
Identity and individuality, 43
Ideology, 157
Information, 165 -167
Intensional contexts, 65 , 171 , 172
Interpretation: narrative as, 33 -39, 41 , 43 , 83 ;
as related to linguistic turn, 67 ;
versus description, 92 ;
versos explanation, 98 ;
and meaning, 99 ;