Lesson 1.1: Nature, Types, and Relevance of History Flashcards
this is defined as everything that has happened in the past or an account of the past
history
Who said
“History is not what happened in the past; rather, it is the act of selecting, analyzing, and writing about the past…”
James Davidson and Mark Lytle (1982)
T/F There is more to history that just the plain narratives
True
To study history, one has to be _______ and analyze is everything that was written, primary or secondary, is factual or not, and is not biased.
critical
becomes a creation based on the events that took place in the past
interpretation
certain factors may have affected or influenced the writer’s views
indiviualism
means to give new life and meaning of the forgotten past
recreate history
nature of history
studies the present in light of the past
historians always rely on the ________
surviving records
types of history
factual history
speculative history
means that it is something that can be proven or has already been proven by some means.
factual
means it is something that can be viewed from a different theoretical perspective or lens.
speculative
this type of history answers what, who, when
factual history
this type of history answers why and how
speculative history
Three Types of History according to Friedrich Nietzsche
Monumental History
Antiquarian History
Critical History