2018-01-172018-01-172010ARRAIS, Cristiano Alencar. A filosofia da história de R.G. Collingwood: duas contribuições. Dimensões,Vitória, v. 24, p. 32-54, 2010.1517-2120http://repositorio.bc.ufg.br/handle/ri/13444In this paper I analyze the philosophy of history of R. G. Collingwood. To this, divided it into three stages. First, a general explanation about the ideas of author and its main characteristics as a philosopher. Then, I examine the controver- sial concept or re-enactment in light of his interpreters and manuscripts published in recent years. Finally, in conclusion, I indicate two possible contributions to the collingwoodian philosophy of history to the current historical thought: his concept of historical imagination - whose job is to make the past accessible to an object thou- ght through a constructive model interpolation between the statements made by other sources, less the same - and autonomy of the historian - the result of criticism of the concept document and historiography, transformed into evidence, not authority. The two concepts are, I believe, the root of the “Copernican revolution” which brings the history to the status of a scientific discipline.porAcesso AbertoRobin. G. CollingwoodImaginação históricaFilosofia da históriaRobin. G. CollingwoodPhilosophy of historyHistorical imaginationArtigo