An edition of Writing contemporary history
(2008)
Writing contemporary history
by Robert Gildea and Anne Simonin
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Table of Contents
Is there still a place for social history? -- Chris Waters and Gerard Noiriel
Is economic history no longer fashionable? -- Patricia and Clavin and Michel Margairaz
What is cultural history now about? -- Dominique Kalifa and Michael Kelly
What future for gender history? -- Ruth Harris and Laura Lee Downs
Has history again become a branch of literature? -- Robert Gildea and Jean-Frédéric Schaub
How should historians deal with extreme political change and political violence? -- David Andress and Sophie Wahnich
Where does colonial history end? -- Marin Evans and Raphaëlle Branche
Is there a 'tyranny of the present' in the writing of history today? -- Alya Aglan and Robert Gildea.
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Includes bibliographical references (p. [216]-240) and index.
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