
Postmodernism and History
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Postmodernism and History:
- Considers the origins of postmodernism in both the ideas of poststructuralist thinkers, particularly Michel Foucault, and the political and cultural developments of the late 20th century
- Explores themes such as the treatment of historical evidence, problems of historical representation, feminist history, ethical judgements on past events, and the validity of metanarrative or long-term historical explanation
- Discusses critically the work of a number of current and recent practicing historians - including Joan Scott, Roy Porter, Patrick Joyce and James Vernon - who have used postmodernist ideas in their writing
- Enquires how far postmodern thought has been absorbed into mainstream historiography
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Introduction
What is 'Postmodernism'?
Status of Historical Evidence
Problems of Representation
Representation, Narrative and Emplotment
Michel Foucault Representation and Power
Representation and Relativism, Cognitive and Moral
Representation, Metanarratives and Microhistories
Conclusion
Glossary
Notes
Further Reading
Index.
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