Titlebook: Nationalizing the Past; Historians as Nation Stefan Berger,Chris Lorenz Book 2010 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2010 20.

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Ends of Empire: Decolonizing the Nation in British and French Historiography,scholars that the end of empire brought greater political and social upheaval in France than in the United Kingdom. Yet in the longer term, it can be argued that ‘France’ has proven more stable and resilient as the core ontological subject of historical enquiry.

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Double Trouble: A Comparison of the Politics of National History in Germany and in Quebec, or in plain English: just describe the past ‘how it essentially was’. Ranke was no na?ve empiricist, as many later took him to be, but an idealist who thought that God’s ‘ideas’ (.) were present in history and that history in its kernel was therefore a benign process, evident appearances to the con

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Setting the Scene for National History,nce it is also the form in which real-life stories are often recounted – journalism, legend, autobiography, travel writing and, especially, certain traditions in history writing. Yet, despite this wide-spread fluidity of narrative as a discursive format or even a mode of our imagining things, not al

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A Strained Relationship: Epistemology and Historiography in Eighteenth- and Nineteenth-Century Germtatement might be a simplification, generally speaking, it is appropriate: that is, at least when we look only at academic historiography.. If, however, we turned our attention to so-called amateur history or the histories of academic outsiders, we would definitely find a more diverse result.. Beari

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