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基本説明
Are historians story-tellers? Is it possible to tell true stories about the past? Drawing together seminal texts from philosophers and historians, this volume presents the great debate over the narrative character of history from the 1960s onwards.
Full Description
Drawing together seminal texts from philosophers and historians, including Hayden White, David Carr and Frederick Olafson, this volume presents the great debate over the narrative character of history from the 1960s onwards.
The History and Narrative Reader combines theory with practice to offer a unique overview of this debate and illuminates the practical implications of these philosophical debates for the writing of history.
The editor's introduction offers a succinct survey of the subject to support readings which explore the role of narrative in:
historical understanding
human action
linguistics and structure
the practice of history.
An excellent book that any student of history and its practice will want on their bookshelf.
Contents
Part 1: Narrative and Historical Understanding Part 2: Narrative and Human Action Part 3: Narrative and Historical Realism Part 4: Narrative History and the Linguistic Turn Part 5: Narrative and Structure Part 6: Narrative and the Practice of History