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Перевод: historiography

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историография

Тезаурус:

1. One of the principal features of the renaissance of the twelfth century was a great increase in historiography, stimulated not only by the Norman conquest of England but also by the crusades and the rise of the north Italian communes, or city-states.
2. In The German Ideology Marx had used Tacitus as his source for tribal German society, but by the time of Formen he became influenced by the nationalist and romantic nineteenth-century tradition of German historiography, a tradition which was to influence him even more later on, and which was to have a dramatic and harmful effect on Engels.
3. Consequently, in its origins Greek historiography was more closely affiliated to epic poetry than to philosophy, and in its development it retained a commemorative function.
4. Novels, for instance, have less in common with lyric poetry than with other forms of extended narrative, such as historiography, biography, autobiography - a genre of which there have been some interesting studies lately - or even some kinds of essay.
5. As regards the cyclical view, Momigliano says that the principal upholder of it in Greek historiography was Polybius ( c .
6. Historiography arose when an event occurred which in its magnitude matched the greatest events celebrated in legend.
7. Trompf also cites examples of reenactment in Hebrew historiography, such as the crossing of the Jordan in Joshua, which was consciously likened to the traversing of the Red Sea in Exodus, and the similarity of the Babylonian exile to the earlier Egyptian bondage.
8. In the light of Kemp's historiography, it is not surprising that he concludes that ideas about perception (which were often explicitly discussed by "scientists" and "philosophers') had little impact on artists (p. 237).
9. Admittedly, Lewis Namier was reactionary by temperament, but was his influence on historiography also reactionary?
10. Blackadder had written an article on R. H. Ash and relative historiography.)
11. Jacqueline de Romilly, Professor of Greek Literature at the Sorbonne, in her Messenger Lectures at Cornell University in 1967 on "Time in Greek Tragedy", has argued that it was no coincidence that Greek tragedy was born at the same time as historiography.
12. There is one honourable exception to the problems of Marian historiography surveyed here.
13. For the sake of convenience I shall apply the term la nouvelle critique to the complex of ideas emerging from the Paris of the 1960s, including many diverse strands: the "classical" structuralism of the early Barthes, the poststructuralism of his later work, the deconstructionism of Derrida, and whatever name one gives to the work of Foucault and Lacan, in taxonomic historiography and dissident psychoanalysis respectively.