What is Cultural History Now?

Rubin, Miri

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“…If I am going to investigate the Tsarist economy in Russia in the nineteenth and early twentieth century, for example, I need to have a framework of economic concepts at my disposal before I can start to do so, and I am likely to encounter a number of specific paradigms in the literature that seem particularly salient (for example, ideas deriving from Chayanov's theory of the peasant economy). 51 Conceptual and theoretical considerations of this kind often define different approaches to the past -global history, 52 cultural history, 53 queer history, 54 posthumanist history, 55 the history of ideas 56 and so on. It is not just conceptual and theoretical concerns that differentiate types of history, however, since they typically develop methodologies specific to the kinds of issue that they are exploring.…”

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Historical interpretation as the foundational concept for history education

Moraño

2024

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Durante la Guerra Civil española, la intervención de alemanes e italianos apoyando a Franco fue decisiva. En aquel momento se establecieron las bases de la colaboración del régimen franquista con los países del Eje en inteligencia militar, en el control de la propaganda y en el espionaje, tanto en la Península Ibérica como en Iberoamérica, y muy especialmente, en Argentina. Ambos lugares se convirtieron, conforme las fuerzas aliadas lograban tomar la iniciativa durante la Segunda Guerra Mundial, en lugar de refugio para nazis, fascistas y colaboracionistas de otros países, a pesar de los esfuerzos de organismos internacionales por intentar garantizar el procesamiento de criminales de guerra y espías.

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Historical interpretation as the foundational concept for history education

Moraño

2024

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“…Such analysis shares with approaches in the cultural turn an openness to what Miri Rubin (p. 90) calls "a hybrid of critical strategies". 16 These throw light, she notes, on forms of communication, the ways in which practice and ideas circulate, and individual agency, and "always attend to meaning. .…”

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Sport in Modern European History: Trajectories, Constellations, Conjunctures¹

Tomlinson

Young

2011

J Historical Sociology

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This essay reviews sport-related articles that have previously appeared in the JHS, alongside a range of other historical works, and in so doing recognizes the importance of persisting themes in the socio-cultural, historical analysis of sport. Such themes have appeared in wide-ranging socio-historical and figurational work, and also underpin the contributions to this special issue: they include the dynamics of cultural importation, diffusion and appropriation; and the cultural significance of sport in wider status and power relations. Emphasizing the compatibility of the historical and the sociological imaginations, and confirming recent positions on the integration of the cultural and the social in historical work, the article goes on to contextualize the place of sport in Europe in the period from the later decades of the nineteenth century into the fourth decade of the twentieth century. Referencing classic debates on historical method and periodization -particularly Braudel's discussions of event, conjuncture, and longue durée -the article identifies core conjunctural features of European sport in the period: internationalism/early globalization; increasing forms of mediatization; emergent individualism; and commercialized consumption and celebrity.

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“…Over these decades, history has become increasingly social, political, religious, cultural, intellectual, economic. and technical in nature (Evans, 2002;Cartledge, 2002;Pedersen, 2002;Hufton, 2002;Rubin, 2002;Brett, 2002). It has been enriched by many new perspectives such as gender, race, and class (cf.…”

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The Historical Research Method and Information Systems Research

Porra¹,

Hirschheim²,

Parks³

2014

JAIS

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In this paper, we review the premises and practice of the historical method in order to understand how it can be applied to studying information systems (IS) related phenomena. We first examine the philosophical and methodological foundations of the method. For this purpose, we introduce a four-tiered research framework, which consists of (1) the paradigmatic or meta-theoretic assumptions that guide historical research, (2) pragmatism as an overarching approach or a way of doing historical research, (3) the historical method as the guiding principles for producing history, and (4) a review of some central techniques IS historians have applied in historical research. For point four, we review how McKenney et al. (1997) and Porra et al. (2005, 2006) applied Mason et al.'s (1997ab) seven steps of doing IS history. Finally, we compare the historical method with other methods applied in the IS field today: We compare the historical method with the longitudinal case study, case study, field study, and ethnography.

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What is Cultural History Now?

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Historical interpretation as the foundational concept for history education

Historical interpretation as the foundational concept for history education

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