What Is History

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Philosophy, History, and Historiography Educator Training and Historical Pedagogy Philosophy and Historical Thought

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History has three meanings: the developing process of mankind, recordings of past things and people's understanding of history. Historical theory is different from the theory of historical science. The former discusses what objective history is, namely, understanding of historical contents. The latter discusses historical science, generalizes the theory and way that people understand history, namely, how to understand and expound history correctly.

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