Changing the Narrative: The New History That Was and Is to Come

Jan de Vries

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Philosophy, History, and Historiography German Social Sciences and History Qualitative Comparative Analysis Research

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Historians’ engagement with the social sciences, which was promising and multi-dimensional into the 1970s, shriveled soon thereafter. The factors that seemed to justify this turning away appear today to be much less compelling. Times have changed, and both historians and social scientists may now be ready to re-engage with an interrupted project to intensify interdisciplinary dialogue, improve the methods of historical explanation, and construct a more historical body of social theory.

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