Johan Huizinga

Quotes

• “These are strange times. Reason, which once combatted faith and seemed to have conquered it, now has to look to faith to save it from dissolution.”

• “History can predict nothing except that great changes in human relationships will never come about in the form in which they have been anticipated.”

• “Revolution as an ideal concept always preserves the essential content of the original thought: sudden and lasting betterment.”

Books by Johan Huizinga in order

Books by Johan Huizinga in the order they were published, from Het Aesthetische Bestanddeel Van Geschiedkundige Voorstellingen (1905) to La ciencia histórica (2018).

1. 1Het Aesthetische Bestanddeel Van Geschiedkundige VoorstellinHet Aesthetische Bestanddeel Van Geschiedkundige Voorstellingen1905
2. 2America; a Dutch Historian's Vision, from Afar and NearAmerica; a Dutch Historian's Vision, from Afar and Near1918
3. 3The Waning of the Middle AgesThe Waning of the Middle Ages1919
4. 4ErasmusErasmus1924
5. 5Tien studiënTien studiën1926
6. 6Herbst Des MittelaltersHerbst Des Mittelalters1928
7. 7Wege Der KulturgeschichteWege Der Kulturgeschichte1930
8. 8Im Schatten Von MorgenIm Schatten Von Morgen1936
9. 9Homo LudensHomo Ludens1938
10. 10Nederland's Beschaving in De Zeventiende EeuwNederland's Beschaving in De Zeventiende Eeuw1941
11. 11Mijn Weg Tot De HistorieMijn Weg Tot De Historie1947
12. 12Verspreide Opstellen Over De Geschiedenis Van NederlandVerspreide Opstellen Over De Geschiedenis Van Nederland2007
13. 13De Hand Van HuizingaDe Hand Van Huizinga2009
14. 14La ciencia históricaLa ciencia histórica2018
15. 15Amerika DagboekAmerika Dagboek
16. 16BurgundBurgund
17. 17Dutch Civilisation in the Seventeenth CenturyDutch Civilisation in the Seventeenth Century
18. 18In the Shadow of TomorrowIn the Shadow of Tomorrow
19. 19J. Heemskerk Azn., 1818-1897J. Heemskerk Azn., 1818-1897
20. 20Men and IdeasMen and Ideas
21. 21Mr EuropeMr Europe
22. 22Sir Philip Sidney, MDLIIII-MDLXXXVISir Philip Sidney, MDLIIII-MDLXXXVI