The Professionalization of Historical Studies and the Guiding Assumptions of Modern Historical Thought

Georg G. Iggers

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This chapter contains sections titled: Professionalization and the Critical Study of Documents Professional History's Relation with Literature Professionalization and Politics Critiques of Professionalization The Limits and Importance of Professionalization

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