
Writing History: Theory & Practice
Stefan BergerWriting History: Theory & Practice
August 29, 2003Bloomsbury USA320 pages
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Designed to provide the material necessary for general courses in historiography, this extensive history thoughtfully analyzes the evolution of “traditional” approaches to the field, the challenge of the “linguistic turn,” and the contemporary perspectives that inform our current understandings.
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