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What Is History? 什么是历史?
Pub Date : 2022-02-17 DOI: 10.4324/9781003183495-6
J. Nokes
Edward Hallett Carr's contribution to the study of Soviet history is widely regarded as highly distinguished. In all probability very few would argue against this assessment of his multi-volume history of Soviet Russia. For the majority of historians he pretty much got the story straight. However, for several years there was disagreement about his contribution to the analytical philosophy of history. His ideas were outlined in What is History? first published in 1961. For many today What is History? is the most influential book on history thinking published in Britain this century. For many years, however, the methodologically foundationalist wing of the history profession regarded the book as espousing a dangerous relativism. This has now all changed. Arguably the central ideas in the book constitute today's mainstream thinking on British historical practice. Most British commentators, if not that many in America, acknowledge the significance and influence of the book. (l ) In this review I want to establish why it is What is History? now occupies a central place in British thinking about the relationship between the historian and the past. I conclude that the important message of What is History? fundamentally misconceived though I believe it to be lies in its rejection of an opportunity to re-think historical practice. This failure has been most significant in rationalising the epistemologically conservative historical thinking that pervades among British historians today.
爱德华·哈里特·卡尔对苏联历史研究的贡献被广泛认为是非常杰出的。很可能很少有人会反对他对苏俄历史的这种评价。对于大多数历史学家来说,他基本上把故事讲清楚了。然而,几年来,人们对他对历史分析哲学的贡献存在分歧。他的观点在《什么是历史?》首次出版于1961年。对今天的许多人来说,什么是历史?是本世纪在英国出版的最具影响力的关于历史思维的书。然而,多年来,历史学界方法论上的基础主义派认为这本书支持一种危险的相对主义。现在一切都变了。可以说,书中的核心思想构成了当今英国历史实践的主流思想。大多数英国评论家,如果不是那么多美国评论家,都承认这本书的重要性和影响力。(1)在这篇评论中,我想确定为什么是“什么是历史?”在英国人关于历史学家与过去关系的思考中占据了中心位置。我认为,《历史是什么?》尽管我认为这是一种根本性的误解,但它拒绝重新思考历史实践的机会。这种失败在理性化当今英国历史学家普遍存在的认识论上的保守历史思想方面最为重要。
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Seeing Others' Perspectives Through Historical Fiction 通过历史小说看别人的观点
Pub Date : 2022-02-17 DOI: 10.4324/9781003183495-12
J. Nokes
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Helping Students Make Inferences With Artifacts 帮助学生用文物进行推理
Pub Date : 2022-02-17 DOI: 10.4324/9781003183495-10
J. Nokes
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Fostering Healthy Skepticism Using Textbooks and Secondary Sources 利用教科书和二手资源培养健康的怀疑态度
Pub Date : 2012-12-20 DOI: 10.4324/9780203137321-18
J. Nokes
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