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245 00 $aReconstructing history :$bthe emergence of a new historical society /$cedited by Elizabeth Fox-Genovese & Elisabeth Lasch-Quinn.
264 1 $aNew York :$bRoutledge,$c©1999.
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505 00 $tA new departure /$rEugene D. Genovese --$tThe past under siege: a historian ponders the state of his profession -- and what to do about it /$rMarc Trachtenberg --$tThe future of history in an increasingly unified world /$rAlan Charles Kors --$tPolitics and multiculturalism /$rDaniel C. Littlefield --$tDemocracy in the ivory tower? Toward the restoration of an intellectual community /$rElisabeth Lasch-Quinn --$tHistory in a postmodern world /$rElizabeth Fox-Genovese --$tOn the obsolescence of "Puritanism" as an epithet /$rRochelle Gurstein --$tPostmodernist history /$rGertrude Himmelfarb --$tA new intellectual history? /$rRussell Jacoby --$tHenry Louis Gates, Sterling Brown, and the professional languages of African American literary criticism /$rPhillip M. Richards --$tConfessions of an accidental (or perhaps overdetermined) historian /$rLeo P. Ribuffo --$tLiving in the Scottish Record Office /$rDeborah A. Symonds --$tWriting the history of practice: the humanities and baseball, with a nod to wrestling /$rBruce Kuklick --$tThe dilemmas of the contemporary military historian /$rVictor Davis Hanson --$tAristotle and the study of history: a manifesto /$rPaul A. Rahe --$tWhat is a liberal education? /$rDonald Kagan --$tThe death of Jane Addams /$rEdward Berkowitz --$tThe controversy over national history standards /$rDiane Ravitch --$tThe National History Standards /$rJohn Patrick Diggins --$tClio banished? Battles over history in the schools /$rSean Wilentz --$tWhose history? Whose standards? /$rWalter A. McDougall --$tCapitalism and socialism in the emergence of modern America: the formative era, 1890-1916 /$rMartin J. Sklar --$tCenter and periphery in the history of science /$rMiriam R. Levin --$tWork in the Moctezuma Brewery /$rJohn Womack --$tFaulkner's South: is there truth in fiction? /$rLouis Ferleger,$rRichard H. Steckel.
520 1 $a"In May 1998, a group of prominent scholars announced the formation of the Historical Society, an organization that sought to be free of the jargon-laden debates and political agendas that have come to distance so many readers from their interest in historical scholarship." "In this first book from the Historical Society, several founding members explore central topics in the field, including the sensitive use of historical records, sources, and archives; the debates over teaching history in the public schools; the enduring value of the practice of history; and much more. Reconstructing History is sure to challenge and inform scholars, students, educators, and the many general readers who have become lost in the culture wars."--Jacket
545 0 $aEmory University and a member of the executive board of the Historical Society. Elisabeth Lasch-Quinn is Associate Professor of History at Syracuse University.
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