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245 00|aHistorians on history :|breadings /|cedited and introduced by John Tosh.
250 |aThird edition.
264 1|aLondon :|bRoutledge,|c2018.
300 |a1 online resource :|btext file, PDF
336 |atext|btxt|2rdacontent
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505 00|tPart, I The documentary ideal /|rJohn Tosh --|tchapter Introduction /|rJohn Tosh --|tchapter 1 V.H. Galbraith /|rJohn Tosh --|tchapter 2 Richard Cobb /|rJohn Tosh --|tchapter 3 Arlette Farge /|rJohn Tosh --|tpart, History as progress /|rJohn Tosh --|tchapter 4 J.H. Plumb --|tchapter 5 E.H. Carr --|tpart, The national story /|rJohn Tosh --|tchapter 6 G.R. Elton --|tchapter 7 A. Adu Boahen --|tpart, Marxism /|rJohn Tosh --|tchapter 8 E.J. Hobsbawm --|tchapter 9 Eugene Genovese --|tpart, II The long view --|tpart, History from below /|rJohn Tosh --|tchapter 10 Raphael Samuel --|tchapter 11 Vincent Harding --|tchapter 12 Alf Lüdtke --|tpart, Gender /|rJohn Tosh --|tchapter 13 Carroll Smith-Rosenberg --|tchapter 14 Joan Scott --|tchapter 15 Jeanne Boydston --|tpart, Postcolonialism /|rJohn Tosh --|tchapter 16 Ranajit Guha --|tchapter 17 Dipesh Chakrabarty --|tchapter 18 Catherine Hall --|tpart, III Radical counter-currents --|tpart, Microhistory /|rJohn Tosh --|tchapter 19 Charles Phythian-Adams --|tchapter 20 Giovanni Levi --|tpart, Transnational and global history /|rJohn Tosh --|tchapter 21 Thomas Bender --|tchapter 22 Sebastian Conrad --|tpart, IV The contraction and expansion of scale --|tpart, Structural history /|rJohn Tosh --|tchapter 23 Philip Abrams --|tchapter 24 E.J. Hobsbawm --|tpart, The authority of numbers /|rJohn Tosh --|tchapter 25 Emmanuel Le Roy Ladurie --|tchapter 26 Robert William Fogel --|tpart, Reactions /|rJohn Tosh --|tchapter 27 Fernand Braudel --|tchapter 28 Lawrence Stone --|tchapter 29 Theodore Zeldin --|tpart, V History as social science --|tpart, The impact of Postmodernism /|rJohn Tosh --|tchapter 30 Patrick Joyce --|tchapter 31 Joan Scott --|tchapter 32 Joyce Appleby, Lynn Hunt and Margaret Jacob --|tpart, The new cultural history /|rJohn Tosh --|tchapter 33 Mark Poster --|tchapter 34 Robert Darnton --|tpart, Memory and culture /|rJohn Tosh --|tchapter 35 Pierre Nora --|tchapter 36 Katherine Hodgkin and Susannah Radstone --|tpart, VI The cultural turn --|tpart, The uses of history /|rJohn Tosh --|tchapter 37 Peter Laslett --|tchapter 38 Michael Howard --|tchapter 39 Howard Zinn --|tpart, Engaging with the public /|rJohn Tosh --|tchapter 40 Ludmilla Jordanova --|tchapter 41 Gerda Lerner --|tpart, VII History and society.
520 |aBringing together in one volume the key writings of many of the major historians from the last few decades, Historians on History provides an overview of the evolving nature of historical enquiry, illuminating the political, social and personal assumptions that have governed and sustained historical theory and practice. John Tosh's Reader begins with a substantial introductory survey charting the course of historiographical developments since the second half of thenineteenth century. He explores both the academic mainstream and more radical voices within the discipline. The text is composed of readings by historians such as Braudel, Carr, Elton, Guha, Hobsbawm, Scott and Jordanova. This third edition has been brought up to date by taking the 1960s as its starting point. It now includes more recent topics like public history, microhistory and global history, in addition to established fields like Marxist history, gender history and postcolonialism. Historians on History is essential reading for all students of historiography and historical theory.
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