Description
Historians on History is the foremost Reader on historical practice, featuring the writings of the major scholars of the modern world. It provides the essential companion to all history and theory/practice courses from first year upwards.
- Brings together some of the key writings of the major historians from the last half-century.
- A complete study of History where it is at, and where it has been.
- A well-written and tightly composed book, brought together by a talented and distinguished team of historians.
Table of Contents
Introduction
Part One: History for its own Sake
Fidelity to the sources
1. V.H. Galbraith
2. G.R. Elton
Empathy and imagination
3. C.V. Wedgwood
4. Richard Cobb
Part Two: Political Histories
History as progress
5. J.H. Plumb
6. E.H. Carr
The nation
7. Herbert Butterfield
8. Daniel Boorstin
9. A. Adu Boahen
Marxism
10. Christopher Hill
11. E.J. Hobsbawm
12. Eugene Genoves
Part Three: The New Radicalism
History from below
13. Raphael Samuel
14. Vincent Harding
15. Alf Lûdtke
Gender
16. Carroll Smith-Rosenberg
17. Joan Scott
18. Gisela Bok
Postcolonialism
19. Ranajit Guha &nnbsp;
20. Dipesh Chakrabarty
21. Catherine Hall
Part Four: Learning from Historical Perspective
Persistence and change
22. March Bloch
23. Peter Laslett
Beyond stereotypes
24. Michael Howard
25. Howard Zinn
Qualified predictions
26. H.R. Trevor-Roper
27. Alan Bullock
Part Five: History as Social Science
New questions, new concepts
28. Richard Hofstadter
29. Philip Abrams
The authority of numbers
30. Emmanuel Le Roy Ladurie
31. Robert William Fogel
Reactions
32. Fernand Braudel
33. Lawrence Stone
34. Theodore Zeldin
Part Six: The Cultural Turn
The impact of Postmodernism
35. Patrick Joyce
36. Joan Scott
37. Joyce Appleby, Lynn Hunt and Margaret Jacob
The new Cultural History
38. Mark Poster
39. Robert Darnton
Memory and culture
40. Pierre Nora
41. Katherine Hodgkin and Susannah Radstone
Part Seven: Beyond Academia
42. H.R. Trevor-Roper
43. Gerda Lerner
Further Reading
Index
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