Full history: a philosophy of shared action

Machine generated contents note: 1. What Is Historical Meaningfulness? --
Towards full history: Historical sense --
Towards fullest history: Historical meaningfulness --
Evasions and reductions of history thinking --
Historical realism in practical evaluation --
2. How Is History Real? --
Archetypalism and experientialism --
How action sharing is real --
3. How Is History Interesting? --
Being interested in ̀History\' and the historical --
Three modes of historical interest --
Three openings of historical interest --
most interesting new histories, #1: The new natural history --
most interesting new histories, #2: Feminist history --
most interesting new histories, #3: Sports history --
4. How Does History Matter? --
Historical importance --
Totalizing or chaotic: Sartrean and Foucauldian views of historical mattering --
Theses on historical importance --
5. How Is History Understandable? --
Historical insight and historical judgement --
practical continuum as spiritual --
game model of the practical continuum --
Is there such a thing as good historical judgement? --
classic historical judgement of Jeremiah --
modern historical judgement of Hannah Arendt --
6. How Can History Be Made? --
possibility of ̀making\' history --
movement ideal --
problem of ̀historical injustice\' --
problem of totalizing --
Four modes of history making --
universal history maker --
7. How Can History Have an Aim? --
Three historical goals: Utopia, victory, and salvation --
best world and bad outcomes --
Three themes of historical fulfilment: Freedom, solidarity, and redemption --
History as sacred.