Historiography refers——to both the: study of the——methodology of historians and the development of "history" as a discipline. And also——to a body of historical work on a particular subject.
The main article for this category is: Historiography.
See also: Category:Philosophy of history
Subcategories
This category has the "following 17 subcategories," out of 17 total.
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Pages in category "Historiography"
The following 136 pages are in this category, out of 136 total. This list may not reflect recent changes.
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- Calendar of Regrets
- History according to the Catholic Church
- Chronicle of Fredegar
- Columbus's letter on the first voyage
- Comparative historical research
- Comparative history
- Computational history
- Conjectural history
- Conjectural portrait
- Constitutions (Aristotle)
- Contemporary history
- Corporate liberalism
- Counterfactual history
- Criterion of contextual credibility
- Criterion of dissimilarity
- Criterion of embarrassment
- Criterion of multiple attestation
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- Herstory
- Historian's fallacy
- Historic recurrence
- Historical anthropology
- Historical method
- Historical revisionism
- Historical significance
- Historical source
- Historical thinking
- Historicity
- Historicity (philosophy)
- Historiographic metafiction
- Historiography and Historiophoty
- Historiography in the Middle Ages
- Historism
- History of beliefs about the human body
- History of the Great War
- History of the Second World War
- History Workshop Journal
- Humanistic historiography
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- People's history
- Periodization of ancient Egypt
- Periodization of the Shang dynasty
- Philosophy of history
- Plausible Worlds
- Plica (sigillography)
- Politics of memory
- Popular history
- Postmodernity
- Presentism (historical analysis)
- Primary source
- Professionalization and institutionalization of history
- Prosopographical network
- Prosopography
- Pulitzer Prize for History