Philosophy of history

This book is considered the last work authored by Gustave Le Bon, as he completed it a year before his death, and it deals with general concepts of the philosophy of history, which means interpreting human history from a philosophical perspective. As is known, history contains a set of general principles that constitute its philosophy, which may change proportionally with the change of those principles. The author attempts through the book to change classical ideas about ancient life events by analyzing and discussing old ideas about the history of life, the origin of creation, and its development, as well as establishing methodologies that embody facts and deduce their conclusions based on solid scientific foundations. "The Philosophy of History" is an attempt to help understand historical events correctly, free from fabrication and lies, as well as an attempt to understand human society, its growth, factors of its disintegration, and its extinction. The book seriously engages with the philosophy of nature and its relation to history, which the author sees as fundamentally different from other established philosophies.