The dead history will be revived, and the past history will become the present. Where does this sentence come from?

Historian Croce once said: "The history of death will be revived, and the past history will become the present."

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Croce respects Vico very much and agrees with his view of history: history should be written by philosophers. Croce's historical theory further developed this view. He thinks that history is "the philosophy of movement". He believes that there is no "once and for all blueprint" or ultimate plan in history, and the statement of "historical science" is a joke.

Many of Croce's basic ideas were directly born out of Dilthey. Croce clearly said that "historicism is to affirm that life and reality are and are only history". It is this extreme metaphysical idealism monism that constitutes the most distinctive feature of Croce's historical determinism. True thought is both philosophy and history, and the concept of thought must be universal and concrete, so that history can completely monopolize all knowledge fields, just as positivism monopolizes all knowledge fields with knowledge obtained by natural science methods. Individuality, individuality or individualization principle is a basic principle of historical thought tradition. The correct view should be that the value of every action and every era should be examined not only with itself, but also with other actions and eras. In this respect, they are self-sufficient and a stepping stone to future actions and times. It can be said that Croce affirmed both personality and historical development and change in philosophy.