Titlebook: Revolutionary Histories; Cultural Crossings 1 W. M. Verhoeven (Professor of American Culture and Book 2002 Palgrave Macmillan, a division o

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Edmund Burke, Historism, and History,ses can produce “big” consequences; contemporary historians are ready to recognize that small events can have big events as their legitimate offspring.. A perfect illustration of this new, democratic regime governing cause and effect in history is Rousseau’s psychology. Self-evidently, Rousseau’s ps

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,“I will use no daggers! I will unfold a tale — !”: Historical Sensitivity and Generic Contiguity inhite’s comments as dangerously relativistic if not downright reductionist. And yet, White reminds us in the same essay, what is now often perceived as the . of history to fiction is an invention of fairly recent date. Prior to the French Revolution, says White, “historiography was conventionally reg