Historiography

Historiography is

• the way in which history has been written

• the study of past events, and their causes, effects and meanings

• a school of History

• a group of different stories

Whose is this idea: "The mankind moves in three different levels: long, medium and short duration"

• Positivism

• Historical Materialism

• Historicism

• French School of the Annales

Postulates the idea of "progress" as the definition of historical becoming:

• French School of the Annales

• Historicism

• Positivism

• H. Materialism

Who said: "Historians only reflect the history of their time and from his time:"

• Positivism

• Historicism

• Hist. Materialism

• French School of the Annales

"The historian must just accumulate data to create historical laws" is a principle of:

• Historicism

• French School of the Annales

• Positivism

• Hist. Materialism

Integrated History with other disciplines such as sociology, economics, geography, social psychology:

• Historical Materialism

• Historicism

• French School of the Annales

• Positivism

Based their research in production relations and work:

• Positivism

• French School of the Annales

• Historical Materialism

• Historicism

Who thinks that "History is seen since the subjective point of view of the historian":

• French School of the Annales

• Historical Materialism

• Positivism

• Historicism

Divides european history in modes of production (economy as the basis of society):

• Historical Materialism

• Fr. School of the Annales

• Positivism

• Historicism

Bloch and Braudel are two representatives of:

• Historicism

• Positivism

• French School of the Annales

• Historical Materialism