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The History of Computing in the History of Technology

IEEE Annals of the History of Computing, 1988
The author critically surveys the current state of literature in the history of computing. He then discusses some of the major issues addressed by recent work in the history of technology. For his discussion the author divides his article into six sections viz.
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Financial History and History

2016
This chapter reflects on the connections between financial history and history, with particular attention to the specific contribution of the historical approach to a field that necessarily also draws from other disciplines, especially economics. It provides a historiographical survey of a field that matured in the 1980s and 1990s and considers the new
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History (World History and the History of Russia)

2022
Электронный образовательный ресурс составлен в соответствии с требованиями Федеральных государственных образовательных стандартов 3++ и включает Планы семинарских занятий по темам и дидактическим модулям курса «История (Всеобщая история и история России)» и методические рекомендации к ним.
Gennady Shaposhnikov, Andrey Ustinov
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A History of Histories

2013
In the long history of recorded human suffering, no disease stands forth with such a well-documented course as does urolithiasis. This is an overview to the historical indications for a new and comprehensive history of urinary tract stone disease.
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The History of History.

The Philosophical Review, 1940
Carl Becker, James T. Shotwell
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The History of Education as the History of Reading*

History of Education, 2007
* This paper surveys recent studies in the history of reading that historians of education will find useful, given that all education involves some form of reading. It describes the sources that historians of reading use, the models they employ (such as the ‘Reading Revolution’ of the eighteenth century), and the questions they address (such as the ...
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History and Histories

1994
Abstract Children used books long before books were produced specifically for children—a fact that has given rise to the not very helpful argument that, as childhood was scarcely recognized or recognizable before the eighteenth century, all pre-1700 texts can be considered as (also) children’s texts.
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