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Microhistory is a
genre of
history that
focuses on
small units of research, such as an event, community,
individual or a settlement. In its ambition, however...
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history of
mentalities to
attempt to edit
views of
people and make
microhistories out of them.
These historians would largely concern themselves with...
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evolution of human-like species. The
terms macrohistory, mesohistory, and
microhistory refer to
different scales of analysis,
ranging from large-scale patterns...
- of mentalities,
microhistory, and
cultural history. It has been
called "probably the most po****r and
widely read work of
microhistory". The
study examines...
- Icelandic, Sýnibók íslenskrar alþýðumenningar, and the
second one is
called Microhistories published by Routledge. His co-editor is Dr. István M. Szijártó, a Hungarian...
- Butts: A
Backstory is a 2022
microhistory by
journalist Heather Radke. It
examines the
cultural history of women's buttocks. It
received generally positive...
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incompatibility (help) Stone,
Harold Samuel (2002). St. Augustine's Bones: A
Microhistory.
University of M****achusetts Press. ISBN 978-1-55849-387-2. Stroumsa...
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Eglinton Castle was a
large Gothic castellated mansion in Kilwinning,
North Ayrshire, Scotland. The
ancient seat of the
Earls of Eglinton, it is located...
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approaches ****ociated with the
study of the poor in the past, such as
microhistory, can help ****ess what type of
sources can be
reasonably expected in the...
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Retrieved 27
November 2024. Kellou,
Dorothee M. (18
April 2012). A
Microhistory of the
Forced Resettlement of the
Algerian Muslim Po****tion
During the...
