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In short, possibly what we have is an "historiographic ghost".
The following historiographic assessment is the one that has generally prevailed until recently.
Today, of course, his contribution is mainly of historiographic interest.
It became a central concept - and a rallying point - of historiographic revisionism.
The novel is also an example of historiographic metafiction.
Historiographic metafiction (see above) is an example of this.
This book integrates ancient historiographic research with modern research in communication.
The textbook's political ideas became historiographic theses and quickly turned into requirements for all the official history writing of the period.
Often, historiographic metafiction refers to the loss of the feminine voice in history.
Older catalogues are included for historiographic purposes.
He has published 16 publicist and historiographic books:
He ordered the translation of the Koran to Latin and composed a wide historiographic work.
Beginning in the nineteenth century, with the ascent of academic history, a corpus of historiographic literature developed.
It is a work of historiographic metafiction.
The historiographic investigations of scientists include:
Her work often blends storytelling and traditional theatre styles to create her plays, which often are historiographic in nature.
In the course of his research he noted historiographic inconsistencies regarding characters of the period which he had to reconcile.
Document projects focused on a historiographic question derived from the secondary literature on a given topic, usually one related to change over time.
During and after the rule of Nikita Khrushchev (1956-64), Soviet historiographic practice is more complicated.
Lipsker has developed a historiographic model which he named 'Ecology of Literature'.
The Representation is one of the axis around the historiographic disputes about Mariano Moreno.
He pioneered the historiographic use of ephemera in Gleanings from a Printer's File, 1928.
Reviews have marveled at the book's historiographic ambition at a time when "master narratives" and "long histories" are no longer in fashion.
Concept of Ukraine's regional identity in native historiographic tradition // Grani.
The reasons for this war are the subject of a historiographical debate.
The journal does not have any regional or historiographical emphasis.
Part of its importance comes from the fact that the author shows his historiographical methodology.
Furthermore, your analysis must take account of any historiographical dimension.
The price of such full historiographical disclosure, however, is complication.
This historiographical trend is related to a growing interest in local and regional history.
Today however, this division is, if at all, retained only as a historiographical convention.
To establish a national resource network of historiographical research and information sharing.
Will this be a problem, or merely a challenge to discover new historiographical methods?
In recent historiographical works, pirates have been viewed through various lenses.
His works are influential in various theoretical, social, and historiographical contexts.
Three new concerns were added to the historiographical view: the social, political and national issue:
Roller's death did not result in a thorough change to the historiographical ideas he had put forth.
The Story of Civilization is the most successful historiographical series in history.
The character of the revolution is a matter of historiographical debate.
There has long been significant historiographical and popular controversy about the conditions experienced by students in the residential schools.
He continued his historiographical and literary activity until his death.
This is a remarkable and highly original historiographical approach.
In the meantime, though, intellectual history remained the dominant historiographical trend.
Others have rejected this view, based on the absence of concrete archaeological and historiographical data.
There are many Schools of History, each reflecting different historiographical approaches to the subject.
One of the primary historiographical questions surrounding Richard concerns is his political agenda and the reasons for its failure.
Carr remains notable today for his historiographical work What is History?
He wrote historiographical essays and occasional case studies, especially on the Victorian slum.
However, such historiographical work on the Crusades is being challenged and rejected by a large part of the historical community.