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9780789026880

History Under Debate: International Reflection on the Discipline

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    9780789026880

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    0789026880

  • Edition: 1st
  • Format: Nonspecific Binding
  • Copyright: 2004-09-09
  • Publisher: Routledge

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Summary

History Under Debate: International Reflection on the Discipline is a recap of the crucial Second International Historia a Debate conference, held on July 17, 1999 in Santiago de Compostela. This book details the comparative critical perspectives on history, historians, their audiences, and the coming trends that will inevitably impact information science. The in-depth examination provides innovative approaches to historians as they redefine their discipline in relation to the global society of the new millennium while presenting invaluable insights for librarians, social scientists, and political scientists.

Table of Contents

About the Editors ix
Contributors xi
Preface: History As a Primary Source xiii
Lawrence J. McCrank
PART I: THE HAD FORUM AND MOVEMENT
The Return of History
3(40)
Carlos Barros
History Accelerates
4(2)
The Positivist Turn
6(8)
Reconstruction and Reform
14(4)
Possible Diagnosis
18(3)
Narrative History
21(1)
Commitment in History
22(5)
Reflective History
27(3)
Interdisciplinary History
30(3)
Global History
33(2)
Assertive History
35(8)
History Under Debate Manifesto
43(16)
HaD Signatories
Methodology
43(4)
Historiography
47(3)
Theory
50(1)
Society
51(3)
Attestation
54(5)
PART II: DEBATE AND DISCUSSION HISTORY IN AND OF SPAIN
The Linguistic Turn and Postmodernity Among Spanish Historians
59(24)
Francisco Vazquez G.
Social History As an Academic Subject (1950-1982)
60(4)
A Period of Fecundity and Empiricism (1982-1990)
64(4)
The Subjectivist Turn
68(3)
The Linguistic Turn and Postmodernism: Mistrust and Rejection
71(12)
Teaching Women's History in Spanish Universities
83(12)
Cristina Segura Graino
A. C. Almudayna
Underrepresentation of Women in History
83(1)
Women's Studies: The Status Quo
84(2)
Teaching Women's History
86(3)
Postgraduate Programs
89(2)
Extracurricular Activities
91(3)
Appendix: Universities Teaching Women's History
94(1)
Centers and Peripheries: Writing and Teaching Medieval and Early Modern Spanish History
95(18)
Teofilo F. Ruiz
Introduction: Research Centers and Paradigms
95(4)
Center and Periphery in Teaching and Writing About Spain
99(3)
Teaching the Center from the Peripheries
102(2)
The Paradigm of Center and Periphery
104(1)
Local, Regional, and National Histories
105(2)
Overturning Center-Based Histories
107(1)
Conclusion
108(5)
REFLECTIVE AND COMPARATIVE VIEWS
The History of Historiography: Retrospective Analysis and Research
113(20)
Gonzalo Pasamar Alzuria
Situational Overview
116(5)
Conceptualization
121(7)
Conclusion
128(5)
History Facing the Perpetual Present: The Past-Future Relationships
133(26)
Jerome Baschet
Introduction
133(2)
Middle Ages in Chiapas: Actuality of the Inactual
135(6)
History, a Bridge Between Past and Future
141(5)
Resisting the Perpetual Present
146(6)
Discordant Temporalities in History
152(7)
Recent Trends in U.S. Social History
159(18)
Hal S. Barron
Introduction: ``New'' Social History
159(3)
Culture and Society
162(1)
Labor History
163(2)
Women's History
165(1)
Rural History
165(1)
Immigration and Social Identity
166(2)
Ethnic Identities and Social Minorities
168(3)
Twentieth-Century Social History
171(3)
Conclusion
174(3)
Historical Information Science: History in Information Science: Information Science in History
177(22)
Lawrence J. McCrank
Introduction
177(6)
Conceptualization and Definition
183(8)
Conclusion
191(8)
The Historian As Subject and Object
199(14)
Adeline Rucquoi
Illusions About and Underestimation of the Role of Sentiment in the Historian's Work
213(26)
Hubert Watelet
From Objectivist Illusions to Initial Disillusions
214(5)
Emotion in Objectivity and Misconceptions About Ranke
219(3)
The Underestimated Role of Subjectivity and Sentiment
222(5)
Revival of Lucidity in France on the Eve of Postmodernism
227(3)
From Marrou to Ricoeur and Return to Ranke Revisited
230(3)
Conclusion
233(6)
``The End of History'': Looking Back and Thinking Ahead
239(26)
Israel Sanmartin
Introduction
239(1)
Looking Back
240(9)
Thinking Ahead
249(9)
Conclusions
258(7)
Globalization and Historiography
265(18)
Juan Manuel Santana Perez
Index 283

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