History and Theory

NIETZSCHE'S RELATION TO HISTORICAL METHODS AND NINETEENTH-CENTURY GERMAN HISTORIOGRAPHY
pp. 155-179(25)
Author: BROBJER, THOMAS H.

1. THE DEFINING CHARACTER OF CHINESE HISTORICAL THINKING
pp. 180-188(9)
Author: HUANG, CHUN-CHIEH

2. CROSSING CULTURAL BORDERS: HOW TO UNDERSTAND HISTORICAL THINKING IN CHINA AND THE WEST
pp. 189-193(5)
Authors: RÜSEN, JÖRN

3. SIMA QIAN AND HIS WESTERN COLLEAGUES: ON POSSIBLE CATEGORIES OF DESCRIPTION
pp. 194-200(7)
Author: MUTSCHLER, F.-H.

4. IS THERE A CHINESE MODE OF HISTORICAL THINKING? A CROSS-CULTURAL ANALYSIS
pp. 201-209(9)
Author: WANG, Q. EDWARD

5. INDIA, ITIHASA, AND INTER-HISTORIOGRAPHICAL DISCOURSE
pp. 210-217(8)
Author: GHOSH, RANJAN

6. THE ARCHETYPE OF HISTORY IN THE CONFUCIAN ECUMENE
pp. 218-232(15)
Author: SATO, MASAYUKI

GUILTY OF HISTORY? THE LONGUE DURÉE OF PAUL RICOEUR
pp. 233-251(19)
Author: White, Hayden

ZAMMITO AND THE KUHNIAN REVOLUTION
pp. 252-263(12)
Author: Gutting, Gary

FRANCE'S HEIDEGGER: HISTORY AND PHILOSOPHY IN THE EARLY YEARS
pp. 264-271(8)
Author: May, Todd

SARTRE AND FOUCAULT MATCHING EACH OTHER: WHAT HISTORY MEANT FOR BOTH OF THEM
pp. 272-280(9)
Author: Schneider, UlrichJohannes

TRUTH AND HISTORY: THE CHINESE MIRROR
pp. 281-291(11)
Author: Schwarcz, Vera

TO THINK LIKE AN EMPIRE
pp. 292-298(7)
Author: Duara, Prasenjit

THREE VISIONS OF HISTORY AND THEORY
pp. 299-307(9)
Author: Tilly, Charles

BOOKS IN SUMMARY
pp. 308-308(1)