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200			_aTurning Points in Historiography _bLIVR _eA Cross-Cultural Perspective _fQ. Edward WANG (eds.) _fGeorg G. IGGERS (eds.)
210			_aRochester NY _cUniversity of Rochester Press _d2002
215			_a362 p.
225			_aRochester Studies in Historiography _x1533-7014
320			_aGlossaire p. 345-352 Index p.353-362
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545			_fFrançois HARTOG _hp. 19-30 _iThe Invention of History : From Homer to Herodotus
545			_fChun-Chieh HUANG _hp. 31-44 _iThe Ch'in Unification (221 B.C.) in Chinese Historiography
545			_fErnst BREISACH _hp. 45-58 _iFrom Ancient to Medieval Historical Thinking
545			_fThomas H. C. LEE _hp. 59-88 _iNew Directions in Northern Sung Historical Thinking (960-1126)
545			_fR. Stephen HUMPHREY _hp. 89-100 _iTurning Points in Islamic Historical Practice
545			_fBenjamin A. ELMAN _hp. 101-146 _iThe Historicization of Classical Leaning in Ming-Ch'ing China
545			_fEckhardt FUCHS _hp. 147-162 _iConceptions of Scientific History in the Nineteenth-Century West
545			_fChristopher L. HILL _hp. 163-184 _iNational Histories and World Systems : Writing Japan, France, and the United States
545			_fQ. Edward WANG _hp. 185-208 _iChina's Search for National History
545			_fToyin FALOLA _hp. 209-236 _iNationalism and African Historiography
545			_fVinay LAL _hp. 237-270 _iThe Subaltern School and the Ascendancy of Indian History
545			_fKeith WINDSCHUTTLE _hp. 271-286 _iA Critique of the Postmodern Turn in Western Historiography
545			_fArif DIRLIK _hp. 287-324 _iPostmodernism and Chinese History
545			_fRichard T. VANN _hp. 325-338 _iPostscript
606			_aHistoriography--History. History--Philosophy. Historiography--Europe--History. Historiography--Asia--History. History--Methodology. _924477
610			_aHISTOIRE
700			_4070 _aWANG _bQ. Edward _923502
701			_4070 _aIGGERS _bGeorg G. _923503
801			_aTN _bBIB.CEC _c20181113 _gUNIMARC