Titlebook: Developments in Modern Historiography; Henry Kozicki (Professor Emeritus of English and L Book 1993 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macm

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Book 1993perly understood, constitute the true scientific grounding of the discipline. Objective reality is obtainable, the historian‘s subjectivity can be understood rationally, historical sources and causal strategies can be managed objectively.In brief, a truthful account of the past is possible, but it must be both objective and subjective.

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Hau L. Lee,Sonali V. Rammohan,Lesley Septthodologies, and a confused relationship to the social sciences and psychology on the one hand and philosophy and literature on the other. There is the failure of cliometry to achieve comprehensive results, and the threat of “narrativity” to remove history from the strictures of scientific method an

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Handbook of Global Tuberculosis Controlntation in the writing of history itself. The term “postmodernism” has at times been applied to the new theoretical outlook and the new historiography.. The discussion has raised certain very fundamental questions regarding the nature of historical inquiry similar to those which have been asked rega

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Kiyoshi Furukawa,Henrik Clausentorical context in interpreting the texts with which it often deals, in the name of theories which insist on the self-sufficiency of language or text. The second is to argue for the proposition that biographical-psychological context is often indispensable in intellectual history and always irreduci