historiography
ചരിത്രരചനാശാസ്ത്രത്തിനും
definition
noun
From where a historian speaks or writes may impact historiography as much as when one speaks.
the study of historical writing.
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It is doubtful, however, that Edwards' work would have anticipated modern 'historiography' as some claim.
Written histories always become historiography; all history is 'historiography' .
But it serves as a reminder of several points relating to history, 'historiography' , and the current Indian situation.
Koyre's idealist 'historiography' of science reinforced the postpositivist tendency to assimilate the history of science to the history of ideas.
Although he was writing about literature, Steiner's words apply equally to 'historiography' .
These features have interesting parallels with accounting history and 'historiography' .
Modern Basque 'historiography' blames the monarchy of Navarre for failing to integrate the particularities of the local legal system.
Although there are other facets of the history and 'historiography' of Islamic iconoclasm that merit analysis, my aim here is twofold.
Well, like a bad remake of The Paper Chase, I found myself in a required humanities seminar on 'historiography' .
This collection of essays on history and 'historiography' by the American historian was first published in 1987.
Needless to say, recalling this episode in the 'historiography' of German Renaissance studies is not to validate it.
His Iberian study also serves to exemplify advances in medieval research and 'historiography' since the series' predecessor.
But Tacitus did not write according to the canons of modern 'historiography' .
The real abyss separating Deutscher from modern 'historiography' is a moral one.
What is the relationship between 'historiography' and the writing of historical novels?
Plato is an especially fruitful figure for application of rhetorical approaches to 'historiography' and interpretation.
The purpose of this essay is to write a subversive 'historiography' of polka.
They view the historical past only through the eyes of historians, history as pre-packaged by 'historiography' .
To overcome the objections raised by analytic philosophy and secular 'historiography' , apologetics needs to shift its ground.
The other founding father of modern 'historiography' is the French medievalist Marc Bloch, author of The Historian's Craft.
When he went to study in Britian the dominant theme of nationalist 'historiography' was the study of plantation societies in the Caribbean.
It's a very thoughtful stab at a new kind of urban 'historiography' - a contemporary, subjective, visual way of writing a city's history.
As the Middle Ages continued, rhetoric stayed present in 'historiography' , but other elements began to emerge.
From where a historian speaks or writes may impact 'historiography' as much as when one speaks.
Early medieval Christianity has a bad odour in modern 'historiography' .
Barker researched the novel at various libraries in Great Britain and pieced together this 'historiography' using both fact and fiction.
If for no other reason, many scholars may have been intimidated by a 'historiography' written largely in Dutch.
Clete Daniel has now filled in this gap in the 'historiography' with his beautifully written new book, Culture of Misfortune.
Together, they amount to a substantial critique of the history and 'historiography' of witchcraft, sexuality and religion in early modern Europe.
Patricia's ‘free and insightful’ interpretation of facts is essential to the 'historiographer' openly seeking a fresh viewpoint on old ideas.
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