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Is legal history just writing a text?
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Is legal history just writing a text?

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The question, what constitutes the methodology of the legal history research, is answered in different ways. One is that it is the same as for general history: writing on history according to a set of rules which constitute its methodology, because in the

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Approaches to textual sources in cultural history

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How do we approach textual sources within cultural history? Do we 'think' about sources and 'work' with them in similar ways? Is it possible to identify a specific methodology among cultural historians? Cultural history is both a subfield and a discip

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TRANSLATION IN HISTORY AND METAHISTORY1

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Theo Hermans's Translation and History: A Textbook offers an insightful, clear, and sophisticated account of debates in translation history as a transdisciplinary field that remained, until recently, at the margins of historiographical debates. It discus

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Afterword: Feminist Histories

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This essay provides a synthetic overview of the preceding articles in this special issue on Feminist Histories, situating them within the historical literature that helped shape the field of U.S. women's history. Drawing out recurrent ideas across topics