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History as Liberation

Myers, David N

The Stakes of History, 2018, p.22

United States: Yale University Press

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Título:
History as Liberation
Autor: Myers, David N
Assuntos: American studies ; Anthropology ; Behavioral sciences ; Christian history ; Christian philosophy ; Christianity ; Clergy ; Ecclesiology ; Education ; Ethnic groups ; Ethnography ; Ethnology ; Ethnoreligious groups ; Formal education ; Historical methodology ; Historiography ; History ; History instruction ; History of philosophy ; History of religion ; History of the Americas ; Humanities instruction ; Jewish history ; Jewish nationalism ; Jewish peoples ; Jewish politics ; Jewish studies ; Judaic philosophy ; Judaism ; North American history ; Pedagogy ; Practical theology ; Rabbis ; Religion ; Spiritual belief systems ; Spiritual leaders ; Theology ; United States history ; Womens history ; Zionism
É parte de: The Stakes of History, 2018, p.22
Descrição: We begin our profile of the task of the Jewish historian in the modern age with an important, if at some level counterintuitive, goal: history as liberation. On the face of it, and at the most latent level, history is about the past. Historians use an array of sources and methods to immerse themselves in it. Leopold von Ranke, the nineteenth-century Prussian historian, notably, though not uncontroversially, expressed the belief that the historian should “extinguish” himself in order to gain access to the past.¹ The attempt to understand and even enter the past would seem to be a necessarily preservative
Editor: United States: Yale University Press
Idioma: Inglês

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