- century, the
development of
academic history produced a
great corpus of
historiographic literature. The
extent to
which historians are
influenced by their...
-
Historiographic metafiction is a term
coined by
Canadian literary theorist Linda Hutcheon in the late 1980s. It
incorporates three domains: fiction, history...
- the
intellectual capacity. Imre
Lakatos is a
notable proponent of
historiographical internalism.
Externalism in the
historiography of
science is the view...
-
suzerainty of the Holy
Roman Empire, the two
states are
known together historiographically as Brandenburg-Prussia.
Following the
third Northern War, a series...
- 76″E / 35.7127056°N 139.7632667°E / 35.7127056; 139.7632667 The
Historiographical Institute,
University of
Tokyo (東京大学史料編纂所, Tōkyō
daigaku shiryō hensan-jo)...
-
known as the
Duchy of
Poland or the Prin****lity of Poland, is the
historiographical name
given to a
polity in
Central Europe,
which existed during the...
- The
Eighty Years' War has
given rise to more
historical controversies than any
other topic from the
history of the
Nederlanden [Low Countries] whatsoever...
- The
Twenty Years'
Anarchy is a
historiographic term used by some
modern scholars for the
period of
acute internal instability in the
Byzantine Empire...
- resistance,
including more than a
hundred do****ented
armed uprisings.
Historiographically, the
study of
Jewish resistance to **** rule
remains an important...
- 20th-century
sinologist Arthur Waley considered it a
literary work with no
historiographical value, but more
recent historians have
given the work much more credence...
