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Studying history

Jeremy Black and Donald D. [sic] MacRaild

(Palgrave study guides)

Palgrave, c2000

2nd ed

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Previous ed.: 1997

Includes bibliographical references and index

Description and Table of Contents

Description

This revised and updated edition is written to convey a sense of history's many levels, from the broadest question "what is history?" to the everyday problems associated with studying the discipline. It provides both practical tips on how to write about history and guidance on how to get to grips with history's larger themes and issues.

Table of Contents

Editors' Preface - Preface - PART ONE - The Scope of History - Varieties of History (i): 'Traditional History' - Varieties of History (ii): 'the New History' - PART TWO - Approaches to History: Sources, Methods and Historians - Theories and Concepts - PART THREE - Studying History - Writing History (i): The Essay - Writing History (ii): The Dissertation - History Exams - Afterword - Suggestions for Further Reading - Index

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