"History Under Debate : International Reflection on the Discipline", editors C. Barros, J. L. McCrank, Oxford 2004 : [recenzja] / Jolanta Kolbuszewska.
* About the Editors * Contributors * Preface: History As a Primary Source (Lawrence J. McCrank) * PART I: THE H D FORUM AND MOVEMENT * Chapter 1. The Return of History (Carlos Barros) * History Accelerates * The Positivist Turn * Reconstruction and Reform * Possible Diagnosis * Narrative History * Commitment in History * Reflective History * Interdisciplinary History * Global History * Assertive History * Chapter 2. History Under Debate Manifesto (HaD Signatories) * Methodology * Historiography * Theory * Society * Attestation * PART II: DEBATE AND DISCUSSION * HISTORY IN AND OF SPAIN * Chapter 3. The Linguistic Turn and Postmodernity Among Spanish Historians (Francisco Vazquez G.) * Social History As an Academic Subject (1950-1982) * A Period of Fecundity and Empiricism (1982-1990) * The Subjectivist Turn * The Linguistic Turn and Postmodernism: Mistrust and Rejection * Chapter 4. Teaching Women's History in Spanish Universities (Cristina Segura Graino and A. C. Almudayna) * Underrepresentation of Women in History * Women's Studies: The Status Quo * Teaching Women's History * Postgraduate Programs * Extracurricular Activities * Appendix: Universities Teaching Women's History * Chapter 5. Centers and Peripheries: Writing and Teaching Medieval and Early Modern Spanish History (Teofilo F. Ruiz) * Introduction: Research Centers and Paradigms * Center and Periphery in Teaching and Writing About Spain * Teaching the Center from the Peripheries * The Paradigm of Center and Periphery * Local, Regional, and National Histories * Overturning Center-Based Histories * Conclusion * REFLECTIVE AND COMPARATIVE VIEWS * Chapter 6. The History of Historiography: Retrospective Analysis and Research (Gonzalo Pasamar Alzuria) * Situational Overview * Conceptualization * Conclusion * Chapter 7. History Facing the Perpetual Present: The Past-Future Relationships (Jerome Baschet) * Introduction * Middle Ages in Chiapas: Actuality of the Inactual * History, a Bridge Between Past and Future * Resisting the Perpetual Present * Discordant Temporalities in History * Chapter 8. Recent Trends in U.S. Social History (Hal S. Barron) * Introduction: "New" Social History * Culture and Society * Labor History * Women's History * Rural History * Immigration and Social Identity * Ethnic Identities and Social Minorities * Twentieth-Century Social History * Conclusion * Chapter 9. Historical Information Science: History in Information Information in History (Lawrence J. McCrank) * Introduction * Conceptualization and Definition * Conclusion * Chapter 10. The Historian As Subject and Object (Adeline Rucquoi) * Chapter 11. Illusions About and Underestimation of the Role of Sentiment in the Historian's Work (Hubert Watelet) * From Objectivist Illusions to Initial Disillusions * Emotion in Objectivity and Misconceptions About Ranke * The Underestimated Role of Subjectivity and Sentiment * Revival of Lucidity in France on the Eve of Postmodernism * From Marrou to Ricoeur and Return to Ranke Revisited * Conclusion * Chapter 12. "The End of History": Looking Back and Thinking Ahead (Israel Sanmartin) * Introduction * Looking Back * Thinking Ahead * Conclusions * Chapter 13. Globalization and Historiography (Juan Manuel