Companion to historiography / 
edited by Michael Bentley. 
 - London ;  New York :  Routledge,  1997. 
 - xvii, 997 p. ;  24 cm. 
<br/><br/>Includes bibliographical references and index. 
<br/><br/>Editorial Board<br/>Contributors<br/>General Introduction; The Project of Historiography<br/>Michael Bent ley<br/><br/>PART I: BEGINNINGS - EAST AND WEST<br/>Introduction<br/>Paul Cartledge<br/><br/>1. The Evolution of Two Asian Historiographical Traditions<br/>David Morgan<br/><br/>2. Historiography and Ancient Greek Self-definition<br/>Paul Cartledge<br/><br/>3. Re-reading the Roman Historians<br/>Michael Comber<br/><br/>4. The Religion of Rome from Monarchy to Principate<br/>J. A. North<br/><br/>5. Late Antiquity and the Early Medieval West<br/>Peter Heather<br/><br/>6. Modernizing the Historiography of Rural Labour: An Unwritten Agenda<br/>Jairus Banaji<br/><br/>PART II: THE MEDIEVAL WORLD<br/>Introduction: Regarding Medievalists." Contexts and Approaches<br/>Julia M. H. Smith<br/><br/>7. The Historiography of the Medieval State<br/>Susan Reynolds<br/><br/>8. Saladin and the Third Crusade: A Case Study in Historiography and the Historical Novel<br/>Robert Irwin<br/><br/>9. Family, Gender and Sexuality in the Middle Ages<br/>Janet L. Nelson<br/><br/>10. The Medieval Nobility in Twentieth-Century Historiography <br/>Timothy Reuter<br/><br/>11. Medieval Military Historiography<br/>Bernard S. Bachrach<br/><br/>12. Popular Religion in the Central and Later Middle Ages<br/>Peter Biller<br/><br/>PART III: EARLY MODERN HISTORIOGRAPHY<br/>Introductory Survey: From the Renaissance to the Eighteenth <br/>G. E. Aylmer<br/><br/>13. The Idea of Early Modern History <br/>Wolfgang Reinhard<br/><br/>14. The Scientific Revolution<br/>Stephen Pumfrey<br/><br/>15. The Writing of Early Modern European Intellectual  History, 1945 -1995<br/>D. R. Woolf<br/><br/>16. The English Reformation, 1945-1995<br/>Patrick Collinson<br/><br/>17. Popular Culture in the Early Modern West<br/>James Sharpe<br/><br/>18. Revisionism in Britain<br/>Ronald Hutton<br/><br/>PART IV: REFLECTING ON THE MODERN AGE<br/>Introduction: Approaches to Modernity: Western Historiography since the Enlightenment<br/>Michael Bentley<br/><br/>IV.I Revolution and Ideology<br/>19. The Historiography of the French Revolution<br/>Jacques Sole<br/><br/>20. The Soviet Revolution<br/>Catherine Merridale<br/><br/>21. The Historiography of National Socialism<br/>Jane Caplan<br/><br/>22. Modern Italy - Changing Historical Perspectives since 1945<br/>John A. Davis<br/><br/>23. The Critique of Orientalism<br/>Ulrike Freitag<br/><br/>IV.2 Area Studies<br/>24. The Historiography of Modern China<br/>Pamela Kyle Crossley<br/><br/>25. The English-Language Historiography of Modern Japan<br/>Alan Smith<br/><br/>26. Modern Indian Historiography<br/>C A. Bayly<br/><br/>27. History in Africa<br/>David Birmingham<br/><br/>28. Modern American Historiography<br/>Carl N. Degler<br/><br/>29. Latin America<br/>Alan Knight<br/><br/>PART V: CONTEXTS FOR THE WRITING OF HISTORY<br/>V.l Hinterlands<br/>30. Philosophy and Historiography<br/>William Dray<br/><br/>31. History and Anthropology<br/>Jordan Goodman<br/><br/>32. Archaeology and Historiography<br/>Guy Halsall<br/><br/>33. The History of Western Art History<br/>Nigel Llewellyn<br/><br/>V.2  Approaches<br/>34. The Historical Narrative<br/>Peter Munz<br/><br/>35. The Annales Experiment<br/>George Huppert<br/><br/>36. Marxist Historiography<br/>S.H. Rigby<br/><br/>37. Women, Gender and the Fin de Siecle<br/>Olwen Hufton<br/><br/>38. World History<br/>R. I. Moore<br/><br/>39. Archives, the Historian and the Future<br/>Michael Moss 
<br/><br/><label>ISBN: </label>9780415285575  0415285577 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/>Historiography.
<br/><br/><label>Dewey Class. No.: </label>907.2  / BEN/C