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Abstract

In Diltey’s understanding, the higher conditions of historical life, systems such as religion, art, knowledge, and culture, were considered to be the factors that determine how man exists in this world. The transcendental transformation in Diltey's philosophy of life takes place in this state. This article aims to clarify the philosophical views of Diltey, who, while approaching the issue of history with a style of meaning, not only as a method of understanding the topics of psychology, but also as an action surrounding the realm of Being. To achieve this goal, we focus on Diltey’s concepts of history, historiography, historical reason, spiritual life, and his methodological considerations on the style of meaning.