How history works: the reconstitution of a human science

New York, NY: Routledge, Taylor & Francis Group (2016)
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The situation of historical knowledge: the historicized world -- The technology of historical knowledge: management-systems -- The logic of historical knowledge: causality, rationality, identity -- The organization of historical knowledge: categorical coordinators; rhetorical strategy -- The purpose of historical knowledge: comprehension.

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D16.8.D259 2016

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