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Preface
x¡¡¡
Acknowledgements
xix
PART
1
The historian s task
1
INTRODUCTION
1
1
John Emench Edward, Lord Acton
(1834-1902)
INAUGURAL LECTURE ON THE STUDY OF HISTORY
(1895) 5
2
Car! Becker
(1873-1945)
EVERYMAN HIS OWN HISTORIAN
(1931) 19
3
Marc Bloch
(1886-1944)
INTRODUCTION TO THE HISTORIAN S CRAFT
(1941) 30
4
Bonnie G. Smith
WHAT IS A HISTORIAN?
(1998) 35
FURTHER READING: CHAPTERS
1
TO
4 51
PART
2
Vico
and the meaning of historical origins
55
INTRODUCTION
55
5
Giambattista Vico
(1668-1744)
VIU
CONTENTS
PRINCIPLES OF THE NEW SCIENCE CONCERNING THE COMMON NATURE
OF NATIONS
(1725, 1744) 61
6
Erich Auerbach
(1892-1957)
VICO
AND AESTHETIC HISTORISM
(1949) 66
7
Anonymous (Adam Ferguson?
1723-1816)
HISTORY {ENCYCLOPAEDIA
BRITANNICA,
1780) 72
8
Dugald Stewart
(1753-1828)
ON CONJECTURAL HISTORY
(1795) 78
FURTHER READING: CHAPTERS
5
TO
8 82
PART
3
Historical writing and moral psychology
85
INTRODUCTION
85
9
Hester Chapone
(1727-1801)
ON THE MANNER AND COURSE OF READING HISTORY
(1773) 89
10
Henry Home, Lord Kames
(1696-1782)
ON IDEAL PRESENCE
(1762) 93
11
William Godwin
(1756-1836)
OF HISTORY AND ROMANCE
(1797) 98
12
Mark Salber Phillips
RE
LO C
ATING
INWARDNESS: HISTORICAL
DIS TANCE
AND THE
TRANSITION FROM
E
N
LIG
HTE
Ν Μ
E NT
TO ROMANTIC HISTORIOGRAPHY
(2003) 106
FURTHER READING: CHAPTERS
9
TO
12 118
PART
4
The tasks of romantic history
121
INTRODUCTION
121
13
Thomas Babington Macaulay
(1800-1859)
history
(1828) 129
14
Thomas Carlyle
(1795-1881)
(1)
ASTR/EA REDUX
(1837) 137
(2)
THE HERO AS DIVINITY
(1840) 140
15
Jules Michelet
(1798-1874)
THE HISTORY OF FRANCE: ILLUSTRATIONS TO BOOK THE FOURTH
(1844) 142
16
Mercy Otis Warren
(1728-1814)
AN ADDRESS TO THE INHABITANTS OF THE UNITED STATES
(1805) 145
CONTENTS
¡X
17 Francis
Parkman
(1823-1893)
INTRODUCTION TO PIONEERS OF FRANCE IN THE NEW WORLD
(1833) 149
18
George Bancroft
(1800-1891)
ГНЕ
HISTORY OF THE FORMATION OF THE CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA: A RETROSPECT. MOVEMENTS TOWARD UNION.
1643-1781(1882) 152
further reading: chapters
13
то
18 154
PART
5
Historicisn^the historian s craft, and the new century
159
INTRODUCTION
159
19
Wilhelm
von Humboldt (1767-1835)
ON THE HISTORIAN S TASK
(1822) 167
20
Leopold
von Ranke (1795-1886)
(1)
PREFACE TO THE FIRST EDITION OF HISTORIES OF THE LATIN AND
GERMAN NATIONS
(1824) 172
(2)
PREFACE TO HISTORY OF THE POPES, THEIR CHURCH AND STATE
(1834) 174
21
Anthony Grafton
HOW THE HISTORIAN FOUND HIS MUSE:
RANKE S
PATH TO THE
FOOTNOTE
(1997) 178
22
James Harvey Robinson
(1863-1936)
THE NEW HISTORY
(1911) 184
23
Marc Bloch
(1886-1944)
and
Lucien
Febvre
(1878-1956)
PREFACE: TO OUR READERS
(1929) 188
24
Herbert Butterfield
(1900-1979)
THE WHIG INTERPRETATION OF HISTORY: THE UNDERLYING
ASSUMPTION
(1931) 190
FURTHER READING: CHAPTERS
19
TO
24 195
PART
6
The approach of social science
199
INTRODUCTION
199
25
John Stuart Mill
(1806-1873)
THE HISTORICAL METHOD
(1843) 207
26
Karl Marx
(1818-1883)
with
Friedrich Engels
(1820-1895)
PREMISES OF THE
M
AT
ERIALIST
CONCEPTION OF HISTORY
(1845) 214
X
CONTENTS
27 Emile Durkheim (1858-1917)
HISTORY, FUNCTION AND CAUSE
(1902) 219
28 Wilhelm
Dilthey
(1833-1911)
(1)
HUMAN LIFE: LIVED AND RETHOUGHT
(1923) 221
(2)
CONSTRUCTION OF THE HISTORICAL WORLD
(1910) 222
29
Max Weber
(1864-1920)
ON THE CONCEPT OF SOCIOLOGY AND THE MEANING OF SOCIAL
CONDUCT
(1922) 224
further reading: chapters
25
то
29 227
PART
7
Historical time and historical structures
233
INTRODUCTION
233
30
Oswald
Spengler (1880-1936)
THE DECLINE OF THE WEST: FORM AND REALITY
(1918) 239
31
R. G. Collingwood
(1889-1943)
OSWALD
SPENGLER
AND THE THEORY OF HISTORICAL CYCLES
(1927) 245
32 Fernand Braudel (1902-1985)
HISTORY AND THE SOCIAL SCIENCES
(1958) 251
33
Thomas
Kuhn (1922-1996)
introduction: a role for history
(1963) 257
further reading: chapters
30
то
33 262
PART
8
Marxism and history from below
267
INTRODUCTION
267
34
The Editors
INTRODUCTION TO PAST AND PRESENT. INAUGURAL ISSUE
(1952) 277
35
E. P. Thompson
(1924-1993)
PREFACE TO THE MAKING OF THE ENGLISH WORKING CLASS
(1963) 281
36
Gertrude Himmelfarb
THE GROUP : BRITISH MARXIST HISTORIANS
(1986) 285
37
Editorial Collective
INTRODUCTION TO HISTORY WORKSHOP JOURNAL: INAUGURAL ISSUE
(1976) 298
38
Roy Porter
(1946-2002)
THE PATIENT S VIEW! DOING MEDICAL HISTORY FROM BELOW
(1985) 301
FURTHER READING: CHAPTERS
34
TO
38 309
CONTENTS
XI
PART
9
History from within: trauma and memory
311
INTRODUCTION
311
39
Michael Ignatieff
THE NIGHTMARE FROM WHICH WE ARE TRYING TO AWAKE
(1998) 319
40
Hannah
Arendt (1906-1975)
EICHMANN IN JERUSALEM:
JUDGMENT, APPEAL, AND EXECUTION
(1963) 331
41
Adam Phillips
CLOSE-UPS
(2004) 334
further reading: chapters
39
то
41 340
PART
10
Postmodernism and the linguistic turn
343
INTRODUCTION
343
42
Hayden White
THE HISTORICAL TEXT AS LITERARY ARTIFACT
(1978) 351
43
Paul Ricoeur
(1913-2005)
THE REALITY OF THE HISTORICAL
PASTÍ
1984) 365
FURTHER READING: CHAPTERS
42
AND
43 376
PART
11
History and sexual identity
379
INTRODUCTION
379
44
Joan
Wallach
Scott
gender: a useful category of historical analysis
(1985) 389
45
Michel
Foucault
(1926-1984)
OBJECTIVE
(1976) 398
46
David Halperin
FORGETTING
FOUCAULT:
ACTS, IDENTITIES, AND THE HISTORY OF
SEXUALITY
(2002) 404
FURTHER READING: CHAPTERS
44
TO
46 417
PART
12
Anthropological description and objects of history
421
INTRODUCTION
421
ХМ
CONTENTS
47
Clifford
Geertz (1926-2006)
thick description: toward an interpretive theory of culture
(1973) 431
48
Edward Said
(1935-2003)
INTRODUCTION TO ORIENTALISM
(1978) 443
49
David Cannadine
BEGINNINGS
(2001) 449
50
George Fredrickson
THE CONCEPT OF RACISM IN HISTORICAL DISCOURSE
(2003) 455
FURTHER READING: CHAPTERS
47
TO
50 462
PART
13
The social history of material objects
467
INTRODUCTION
467
51
Daniel Miller and Christopher Tilley
INTRODUCTION TO JOURNAL OF MATERIAL CULTURE, INAUGURAL
ISSUE
(1996) 475
52
Marcel Mauss
(1872-1950)
INTRODUCTION TO THE GIFT. FORMS AND FUNCTIONS OF EXCHANGE IN
ARCHAIC SOCIETIES
(192 3-4) 483
53
Neil McKendrick
INTRODUCTION TO THE BIRTH OF A CONSUMER SOCIETY
(1982) 489
54
Georges Vigarello
INTRODUCTION TO CONCEPTS OF CLEANLINESS: CHANGING ATTITUDES IN
FRANCE SINCE THE MIDDLE AGES
(1988) 494
55
Cornelius Holtorf
NOTESONTHELIFE HISTORY OF A POTS HARD
(2007) 497
FURTHER READING: CHAPTERS
51
TO
55 505
Glossary of critical terms
508
Index
526
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Contents
Preface
x¡¡¡
Acknowledgements
xix
PART
1
The historian's task
1
INTRODUCTION
1
1
John Emench Edward, Lord Acton
(1834-1902)
INAUGURAL LECTURE ON THE STUDY OF HISTORY
(1895) 5
2
Car! Becker
(1873-1945)
EVERYMAN HIS OWN HISTORIAN
(1931) 19
3
Marc Bloch
(1886-1944)
INTRODUCTION TO THE HISTORIAN'S CRAFT
(1941) 30
4
Bonnie G. Smith
WHAT IS A HISTORIAN?
(1998) 35
FURTHER READING: CHAPTERS
1
TO
4 51
PART
2
Vico
and the meaning of historical origins
55
INTRODUCTION
55
5
Giambattista Vico
(1668-1744)
VIU
CONTENTS
PRINCIPLES OF THE NEW SCIENCE CONCERNING THE COMMON NATURE
OF NATIONS
(1725, 1744) 61
6
Erich Auerbach
(1892-1957)
VICO
AND AESTHETIC HISTORISM
(1949) 66
7
Anonymous (Adam Ferguson?
1723-1816)
HISTORY {ENCYCLOPAEDIA
BRITANNICA,
1780) 72
8
Dugald Stewart
(1753-1828)
ON CONJECTURAL HISTORY
(1795) 78
FURTHER READING: CHAPTERS
5
TO
8 82
PART
3
Historical writing and moral psychology
85
INTRODUCTION
85
9
Hester Chapone
(1727-1801)
ON THE MANNER AND COURSE OF READING HISTORY
(1773) 89
10
Henry Home, Lord Kames
(1696-1782)
ON IDEAL PRESENCE
(1762) 93
11
William Godwin
(1756-1836)
OF HISTORY AND ROMANCE
(1797) 98
12
Mark Salber Phillips
RE
LO C
ATING
INWARDNESS: HISTORICAL
DIS TANCE
AND THE
TRANSITION FROM
E
N
LIG
HTE
Ν Μ
E NT
TO ROMANTIC HISTORIOGRAPHY
(2003) 106
FURTHER READING: CHAPTERS
9
TO
12 118
PART
4
The tasks of romantic history
121
INTRODUCTION
121
13
Thomas Babington Macaulay
(1800-1859)
history
(1828) 129
14
Thomas Carlyle
(1795-1881)
(1)
ASTR/EA REDUX
(1837) 137
(2)
THE HERO AS DIVINITY
(1840) 140
15
Jules Michelet
(1798-1874)
THE HISTORY OF FRANCE: ILLUSTRATIONS TO BOOK THE FOURTH
(1844) 142
16
Mercy Otis Warren
(1728-1814)
AN ADDRESS TO THE INHABITANTS OF THE UNITED STATES
(1805) 145
CONTENTS
¡X
17 Francis
Parkman
(1823-1893)
INTRODUCTION TO PIONEERS OF FRANCE IN THE NEW WORLD
(1833) 149
18
George Bancroft
(1800-1891)
ГНЕ
HISTORY OF THE FORMATION OF THE CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA: A RETROSPECT. MOVEMENTS TOWARD UNION.
1643-1781(1882) 152
further reading: chapters
13
то
18 154
PART
5
Historicisn^the historian's craft, and the new century
159
INTRODUCTION
159
19
Wilhelm
von Humboldt (1767-1835)
ON THE HISTORIAN'S TASK
(1822) 167
20
Leopold
von Ranke (1795-1886)
(1)
PREFACE TO THE FIRST EDITION OF HISTORIES OF THE LATIN AND
GERMAN NATIONS
(1824) 172
(2)
PREFACE TO HISTORY OF THE POPES, THEIR CHURCH AND STATE
(1834) 174
21
Anthony Grafton
HOW THE HISTORIAN FOUND HIS MUSE:
RANKE'S
PATH TO THE
FOOTNOTE
(1997) 178
22
James Harvey Robinson
(1863-1936)
THE NEW HISTORY
(1911) 184
23
Marc Bloch
(1886-1944)
and
Lucien
Febvre
(1878-1956)
PREFACE: TO OUR READERS
(1929) 188
24
Herbert Butterfield
(1900-1979)
THE WHIG INTERPRETATION OF HISTORY: THE UNDERLYING
ASSUMPTION
(1931) 190
FURTHER READING: CHAPTERS
19
TO
24 195
PART
6
The approach of social science
199
INTRODUCTION
199
25
John Stuart Mill
(1806-1873)
THE HISTORICAL METHOD
(1843) 207
26
Karl Marx
(1818-1883)
with
Friedrich Engels
(1820-1895)
PREMISES OF THE
M
AT
ERIALIST
CONCEPTION OF HISTORY
(1845) 214
X
CONTENTS
27 Emile Durkheim (1858-1917)
HISTORY, FUNCTION AND CAUSE
(1902) 219
28 Wilhelm
Dilthey
(1833-1911)
(1)
HUMAN LIFE: LIVED AND RETHOUGHT
(1923) 221
(2)
CONSTRUCTION OF THE HISTORICAL WORLD
(1910) 222
29
Max Weber
(1864-1920)
ON THE CONCEPT OF SOCIOLOGY AND THE "MEANING "OF SOCIAL
CONDUCT
(1922) 224
further reading: chapters
25
то
29 227
PART
7
Historical time and historical structures
233
INTRODUCTION
233
30
Oswald
Spengler (1880-1936)
THE DECLINE OF THE WEST: FORM AND REALITY
(1918) 239
31
R. G. Collingwood
(1889-1943)
OSWALD
SPENGLER
AND THE THEORY OF HISTORICAL CYCLES
(1927) 245
32 Fernand Braudel (1902-1985)
HISTORY AND THE SOCIAL SCIENCES
(1958) 251
33
Thomas
Kuhn (1922-1996)
introduction: a role for history
(1963) 257
further reading: chapters
30
то
33 262
PART
8
Marxism and "history from below"
267
INTRODUCTION
267
34
The Editors
INTRODUCTION TO PAST AND PRESENT. INAUGURAL ISSUE
(1952) 277
35
E. P. Thompson
(1924-1993)
PREFACE TO THE MAKING OF THE ENGLISH WORKING CLASS
(1963) 281
36
Gertrude Himmelfarb
THE "GROUP": BRITISH MARXIST HISTORIANS
(1986) 285
37
Editorial Collective
INTRODUCTION TO HISTORY WORKSHOP JOURNAL: INAUGURAL ISSUE
(1976) 298
38
Roy Porter
(1946-2002)
THE PATIENT'S VIEW! DOING MEDICAL HISTORY FROM BELOW
(1985) 301
FURTHER READING: CHAPTERS
34
TO
38 309
CONTENTS
XI
PART
9
History from within: trauma and memory
311
INTRODUCTION
311
39
Michael Ignatieff
THE NIGHTMARE FROM WHICH WE ARE TRYING TO AWAKE
(1998) 319
40
Hannah
Arendt (1906-1975)
EICHMANN IN JERUSALEM:
JUDGMENT, APPEAL, AND EXECUTION
(1963) 331
41
Adam Phillips
CLOSE-UPS
(2004) 334
further reading: chapters
39
то
41 340
PART
10
Postmodernism and "the linguistic turn"
343
INTRODUCTION
343
42
Hayden White
THE HISTORICAL TEXT AS LITERARY ARTIFACT
(1978) 351
43
Paul Ricoeur
(1913-2005)
THE REALITY OF THE HISTORICAL
PASTÍ
1984) 365
FURTHER READING: CHAPTERS
42
AND
43 376
PART
11
History and sexual identity
379
INTRODUCTION
379
44
Joan
Wallach
Scott
gender: a useful category of historical analysis
(1985) 389
45
Michel
Foucault
(1926-1984)
OBJECTIVE
(1976) 398
46
David Halperin
FORGETTING
FOUCAULT:
ACTS, IDENTITIES, AND THE HISTORY OF
SEXUALITY
(2002) 404
FURTHER READING: CHAPTERS
44
TO
46 417
PART
12
Anthropological description and objects of history
421
INTRODUCTION
421
ХМ
CONTENTS
47
Clifford
Geertz (1926-2006)
thick description: toward an interpretive theory of culture
(1973) 431
48
Edward Said
(1935-2003)
INTRODUCTION TO ORIENTALISM
(1978) 443
49
David Cannadine
BEGINNINGS
(2001) 449
50
George Fredrickson
THE CONCEPT OF RACISM IN HISTORICAL DISCOURSE
(2003) 455
FURTHER READING: CHAPTERS
47
TO
50 462
PART
13
The social history of material objects
467
INTRODUCTION
467
51
Daniel Miller and Christopher Tilley
INTRODUCTION TO JOURNAL OF MATERIAL CULTURE, INAUGURAL
ISSUE
(1996) 475
52
Marcel Mauss
(1872-1950)
INTRODUCTION TO THE GIFT. FORMS AND FUNCTIONS OF EXCHANGE IN
ARCHAIC SOCIETIES
(192 3-4) 483
53
Neil McKendrick
INTRODUCTION TO THE BIRTH OF A CONSUMER SOCIETY
(1982) 489
54
Georges Vigarello
INTRODUCTION TO CONCEPTS OF CLEANLINESS: CHANGING ATTITUDES IN
FRANCE SINCE THE MIDDLE AGES
(1988) 494
55
Cornelius Holtorf
NOTESONTHELIFE HISTORY OF A POTS HARD
(2007) 497
FURTHER READING: CHAPTERS
51
TO
55 505
Glossary of critical terms
508
Index
526 |
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