introduce
First, connecting the preceding with the following, indicating the path.
Second, the development stage and major turning point
Third, the history of western historiography.
Four, China has studied the history of western historiography for ninety years.
Five, how to learn the history of western historiography
Chapter I Classical History (1)
First, city-state society and city-state civilization
Second, "childhood"
1. Inheritance of inheritance
2. Myths and epics
3. Hometown of Historiography
Third, the establishment of western historiography.
1. The life of Herodotus
2. The history of Herodotus
3. Herodotus' narrative style
4. The "Father of Historiography" in the West
Fourthly, the establishment of the paradigm of western traditional historiography.
History of Thucydides and Peloponnesian War
2. Pioneer of western political and military historical tradition.
3. The truth-seeking and practicality of historiography
4. Two different historical paradigms
Verb (abbreviation for verb) History from 4th century BC to 3rd century BC.
1. Xenophon
2. Rhetoric school and other historians
Chapter II Classical History (II)
First of all, from polis to empire.
Second, from imitation to establishment.
1. Roman culture with profound knowledge and extensive collection.
2. The origin of historiography
3. The development of Latin historiography
Third, the history of the altar is twofold.
1. Li Weihe's history since the founding of the city
2. Tacitus' Historical Thought
Fourth, the extension of glory.
1. polybius
2. Historians' Group
Verb (abbreviation of verb) the tradition of western classical historiography
1. Seeking truth and exploring spirit
2. Humanistic concept
3. Broad historical perspective
4. Pay attention to the reference of history to reality.
5. Pay attention to the expression of historical works and the accomplishment of historians.
Chapter III Medieval Historiography
First of all, the dark ages
Second, the rise of early church history.
The fate of early Christianity.
2. How did God enter historiography?
3. Augustine's theological view of history
Third, the history of European countries.
1. French historiography
2. British historiography
3. German historiography
4. Italian historiography
Four. Byzantine historiography
1. A Golden Bridge
2. Outstanding historians
3. International schools
V the historical position of medieval historiography
1. medieval historical criticism
2. Understanding of medieval historiography
Chapter IV Modern History (1)
First, the dawn of modern civilization
1. Social development and citizen humanism
2. Dual attributes of social activities and academic activities.
3. Characteristics of humanistic historiography
Second, Italian historiography
1. Collection and collation of ancient documents, cultural relics and philology
2. The popularity of biographies
3. Citizen Humanism and Urban History
Third, French historiography
1. Expansion of the form and content of historical writing
2. The prosperity of ethnic history writing
3. Theoretical thinking on historical understanding
Fourth, German historiography.
1. The short history of humanitarianism
2. Lutheran historiography
3. Compilation of Catholic History
Verb (abbreviation of verb) English historiography
1. Out of the tradition of chronicles
2. The history of Moore and King Richard.
3. Bacon and the history of henry vii's reign.
VI. Historiography in the Netherlands and Other Countries
1. Ethnic and religious history of the Netherlands
2. Erasmus's study of the New Testament
3. Spanish and Portuguese historiography
Seven, the era of erudition
The origin and characteristics of 1. Bo School
2. Contribution of Polish Das School
3. Achievements of St. Moore School
Chapter V Modern History (2)
I. Scientific progress and social evolution
Second, changes in the ideological and cultural fields.
1. Enlightenment
2. Rationalist historiography
Third, French historiography
1. Montesquieu
2. Voltaire
3. Diderot and Encyclopedia School
Fourth, British historiography.
Hume
2. Robertson
3.gibbon
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Chapter VI Modern History (3)
Chapter VII Modern History (4)
Chapter VIII Modern History (1)
Chapter IX Modern History (2)
Chapter X Modern History (3)
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philology
postscript
Postscript of the second edition
Postscript of the third edition
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