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Preface. Section I: The Genesis of Secular History from Criticism and Memoirs. Introduction. Part I: The Problem of Religion. Part II: The Problem of Time. Part III: The Problem of Retrospection. 1. Memoirs and History: Saint-Simon. 2. From Education to Criticism: Lenglet. Section II: The Catholic Reaction to Secular History and the Rediscovery of Time. Introduction: Religion and the Secular Concept of Subjectivity. 1. The Development of the Catholitic Concept of Tradition from the Council of Trent to the Tübingen School. 2. The Tradition as an Alternative to Secular History in French Traditionalism. 3. The Catholic Turn to Philosophy as an Alternative Tradition. 4. The End of Continuity and Heidegger's Rediscovery of the Problem of Time. Index.

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