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Historiography and narration in transnational history
Journal of Global History, 2014AbstractThe ‘transnational turn’ has been one of the most widely debated historiographical directions in the past decade or so. This article explores one of its landmark publications: The Palgrave dictionary of transnational history (2009), which presents around 400 entries on transnational history written by around 350 authors from some 25 countries ...
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Art History, 1983
The World of the Florentine Renaissance Artist by Martin Wackernagel, translated from Der Lebensraum des Künstlers in der florentinischen Renaissance with an introduction by Alison Luchs, Princeton: Princeton University Press, 1981, 480 pp., £28 cloth, £10.85 ...
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The World of the Florentine Renaissance Artist by Martin Wackernagel, translated from Der Lebensraum des Künstlers in der florentinischen Renaissance with an introduction by Alison Luchs, Princeton: Princeton University Press, 1981, 480 pp., £28 cloth, £10.85 ...
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2001
If not by reference to space (geography and language), perhaps analytic philosophy can be conceived by reference to time. A disregard for historical issues is often mentioned as one of the distinctive features of analytic philosophy (Agostini 1997: 73–4; Engel 1997: 184–96).
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If not by reference to space (geography and language), perhaps analytic philosophy can be conceived by reference to time. A disregard for historical issues is often mentioned as one of the distinctive features of analytic philosophy (Agostini 1997: 73–4; Engel 1997: 184–96).
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‘Scientific’ History and Nationalistic Historiography
The Korean Historical Review, 2014This article reviews the fatal limitation of the myth of “scientific objectivity” in modern historiography of the West. The European model of “historical science,” from its outset, was geared not to rational and coherent logics of science but to an ungrounded premises of universal laws or a metaphysical conceptualization of the state (or nation).
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Tsongkha History and Historiography
Journal of the American Oriental Society, 2023Almost no trace of the eleventh-century Tibetan kingdom of Tsongkha remains in extant Tibetan materials; to write its history, scholars have therefore had to rely almost exclusively on Chinese sources written during the Song dynasty. This paper identifies a hitherto undiscovered colophon preserved in the Tibetan Bud- dhist canon as
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Two Views of the History of Historiography and The Nature of History
History Australia, 2007Recent debate about the history of historiography and the nature of history has tended to polarise between the postmodernist view and various more ‘conservative’ positions. This article critically examines a recent contribution to the debate, Ann Curthoys’ and John Docker’s Is History Fiction?, and proposes an alternative way of understanding the ...
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«Historiography: the History of history»
2000A critical essay on online respources for historical ...
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African Military History and Historiography
African military history is currently experiencing something of a boom—a phase of exponential growth marked not only by the foundation of a dedicated new journal (Journal of African Military History) and book series (War and Militarism in African History, Ohio University Press), but also by increasing theoretical and methodological reflection. Two mainAlicia C. Decker, Giacomo Macola
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History and Historiography of Linguistics
1990These two volume present papers from the Fourth International Conference on the History of the Language Sciences (ICHoLS IV), held at the University of Trier, Germany, in August 1987. Volume 1 contains the following sections: I. Generalia; II. Antiquity; III. Arabic Linguistics; IV. Middle Ages; V. Renaissance; VI. 17th Century. Volume 2 continues with:
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