History and Theory

1. HAYDEN WHITE, TRAUMATIC NATIONALISM, AND THE PUBLIC ROLE OF HISTORY
pp. 311-332(22)
Author: MOSES, A. DIRK

2. THE PUBLIC RELEVANCE OF HISTORICAL STUDIES: A REPLY TO DIRK MOSES
pp. 333-338(6)
Author: WHITE, HAYDEN

3. THE PUBLIC RELEVANCE OF HISTORICAL STUDIES: A REJOINDER TO HAYDEN WHITE
pp. 339-347(9)
Author: MOSES, A. DIRK

MECHANISMS AS MIRACLE MAKERS? THE RISE AND INCONSISTENCIES OF THE “MECHANISMIC APPROACH” IN SOCIAL SCIENCE AND HISTORY
pp. 348-372(25)
Author: NORKUS, ZENONAS

MIRACLES, HISTORICAL TESTIMONIES, AND PROBABILITIES
pp. 373-390(18)
Author: TUCKER, AVIEZER

LOOKING FOR A JUSTE MILIEU IN A SILVER AGE OF MODESTY
pp. 391-403(13)
Author: Hutton, PatrickH.

NATIONALISM IN EARLY MODERN EUROPE
pp. 404-415(12)
Author: Smith, AnthonyD.

CIVILIZING KNOWLEDGE
pp. 416-430(15)
Author: Rouse, Joseph

HISTORICISM AS AN IDEA AND AS A LANGUAGE
pp. 431-440(10)
Authors: Palti, ElíasJ.

LANGUAGE AND THE TRUTH OF HISTORY
pp. 441-455(15)
Author: McCullagh, C. Behan

THE TRANSNATIONALIZATION OF GENDER HISTORY
pp. 456-468(13)
Author: Roberts, MaryLouise

HISTORIOGRAPHY IN THE TWENTIETH CENTURY
pp. 469-476(8)
Author: Iggers, GeorgG.

BOOKS IN SUMMARY
pp. 477-482(6)

Volume Index
pp. 483-488(6)