Rivista internazionale di storia della storiografia

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  Año 2005, Número 48

  • New turns in the theory of history, or another effort at overcoming the "dialogue des sourds"

    Irmline Veit-Brause

    págs. 3-16

    

  • Red herrings: relativism objectivism, and other false dilemmas

    Constantin Fasolt

    págs. 17-26

    

  • Can neuro-biology help us to understand history?

    Johannes Fried

    págs. 27-37

    

  • The truth of historical theory

    Jonathan Gorman

    págs. 38-48

    

  • History and the return to science

    Martin Stuart-Fox

    págs. 49-61

    

  • Vicisitudes of historiography: maid and mistress

    Pim der Boer

    págs. 62-72

    

  • History-writing as profesional production of knowledge

    Rolf Torstendahl

    págs. 73-88

    

  • Why and "history" depends on readerly narrativization: the cognitivist approach, its potential and its problems

    Daniel Fulda

    págs. 89-99

    

  • Truth in history: some conceptions and misconceptions

    Jeff Malpas

    págs. 100-111

    

  • The "New History" in China: a contrast to the West

    Chen Quineng

    págs. 112-118

    

  • From science-history to memory-history?: the attractiveness and risks of a historigraphical trend

    Fernando Sánchez Marcos

    págs. 119-127

    

  • Beyond sciences in historical theory?: critical commentary on the history/science distinction

    Christopher LLoyd

    págs. 128-138