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A "critical history" in the 18th century was not merely a list of dates, but an analytical evaluation of the truth and logic behind historical ideas.
Eclecticism refers to a philosophical method that does not adhere to a single school of thought, but instead selects and combines the most sound doctrines from various traditions, such as those of Plato, Aristotle, or the Stoics.