Reliving the Past: The Worlds of Social HistoryOlivier Zunz UNC Press Books, 1985 - 334 頁 Five historians uncover the ties between people's daily routines and the all-encompassing framework of their lives. They trace the processes of social construction in Western Europe, the United States, Latin America, Africa, and China, discussing both the |
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第 1 到 5 筆結果,共 91 筆
第 3 頁
... historians called into question the merit of using the acts of elites as a measure of the past and challenged historians in general to reexamine their assumptions , regardless of their ideological commitments . This infusion of new ...
... historians called into question the merit of using the acts of elites as a measure of the past and challenged historians in general to reexamine their assumptions , regardless of their ideological commitments . This infusion of new ...
第 4 頁
... historians to redefine the concept of an archive and to make sophisticated connections be- tween sources not achievable by traditional methods . Third , and in retrospect most important , social historians actively participated in the ...
... historians to redefine the concept of an archive and to make sophisticated connections be- tween sources not achievable by traditional methods . Third , and in retrospect most important , social historians actively participated in the ...
第 5 頁
... historian to discriminate be- tween the particular and the common . To the five historians who wrote this book , these prescriptions for historical study do not con- cern themselves enough with issues of fundamental causation and change ...
... historian to discriminate be- tween the particular and the common . To the five historians who wrote this book , these prescriptions for historical study do not con- cern themselves enough with issues of fundamental causation and change ...
第 7 頁
... historians take for granted , are not self - evident to the student of Latin America or Africa . In the last analysis , it is historical realities that shape questions and methods . In China , as William T. Rowe points out , social ...
... historians take for granted , are not self - evident to the student of Latin America or Africa . In the last analysis , it is historical realities that shape questions and methods . In China , as William T. Rowe points out , social ...
第 9 頁
... historians are not fully prepared to dismantle their bulwarks which allow them to operate within the limits of an agreed - upon ideology , a commitment to a technique , or a well - circumscribed period and specialty . But the need to ...
... historians are not fully prepared to dismantle their bulwarks which allow them to operate within the limits of an agreed - upon ideology , a commitment to a technique , or a well - circumscribed period and specialty . But the need to ...
內容
RETRIEYING EUROPEAN LIVES | 11 |
THE SYNTHESIS OF SOCIAL CHANGE REFLECTIONS ON AMERICAN SOCIAL HISTORY | 53 |
BETWEEN GLOBAL PROCESS AND LOCAL KNOWLEDGE AN INQUIRY INTO EARLY LATIN AMERICAN SOCIAL HISTORY 15001900 | 115 |
DOING SOCIAL HISTORY FROM PINTS DOORWAY | 191 |
APPROACHES TO MODERN CHINESE SOCIAL HISTORY | 236 |
297 | |
CONTRIBUTORS | 325 |
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