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Dissimulation et aveu chez César autour du combat de cavalerie préliminaire du siège d’Alésia (Bellum Gallicum VII, 66, 2)

Cahiers des Études Anciennes, 2009
Jean-Yves Guillaumin
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American Journalism, 2019
This essay traces the evolution of scholarship on the role of a broad range of media in the American suffrage movement, including the suffrage press, plays, films, and consumer goods as well as mainstream news representations of the movement. The essay retrieves individual suffrage editors and publications to historical memory and considers the social ...
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On the historiography of economics

Journal of the History of Economic Thought, 1990
Economists suffer badly from what we might call “Cliophobia.” Why bother with the history of economic thought?, they ask. Why not just do economics? What is the point of constantly recalling the inadequate economics of yesterday instead of improving the economics of today and tomorrow?
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Historiography: An Introduction

Journal of the History of the Neurosciences, 2002
This introduction precedes the four papers given in October 2000 in Copenhagen on analysing problems in the history of the neurosciences. The term historiography can be defined in different ways but means the study, and not simply the writing, of history.
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The Historiography of the Reformation, or the reformation of historiography

Early Music, 2001
ONE of the most effective ways of evaluating the achievements of 20oth-century musicology is to read a late 19th-century history of Western music. Much of our knowledge has been so thoroughly assimilated that the century's scholarly legacy can only be appreciated fully in its absence.
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