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Meanings of historiography in English
Umbrella term comprising any body of historical work and the history of historical writing.
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Written body or collection of historical research works on a particular subject realized by historians, also included among their own objects of studies.
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Examples for "recorded history"
Examples for "recorded history"
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Nobody in recorded history has ever actually planned to watch the Hootenanny.
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Morano was also one of the five oldest people in recorded history.
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The foes will, like combatants throughout recorded history, give only their side.
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People in every society over all recorded history have sold and bought sex.
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His is the most egregious case of polyphagia in recorded history.
Usage of historiography in English
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The historiography of the Irish revolutionary era has been transformed in recent decades.
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His contribution to modern Irish historiography has been immense and unparalleled.
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Much of the historiography and the literature has had a profoundly negative tone.
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But historiography cannot permanently evade the questions raised by these theories.
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This is neither empathy nor responsible historiography; this is math.
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Cut-and-paste historiography was not an invention of the Internet age.
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All this time, there are no Albanians in the historiography of this cursed land.
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But you might be able to work it into an essay on historiography, or something.
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Poetry of the highest kind is the true historiography.
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There was a neglect in Irish historiography to the contribution of the exiled children in Britain.
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Tell us something neither journalism nor historiography can.
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And a whole-scale silence … indicated a bold reimagining of a national historiography on Stanner's part.
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But recent political history demonstrates the problem with this old-fashioned, "Great Man" style of historiography.
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But his writings provide our best illustration of this important concept in the logic and historiography of theories.
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Conversations about these events can become very heated... and historians say they require good understand of "historiography".
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At about the end of the eighteenth century historiography underwent a profound change due primarily to three influences: 1.
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Historiography through the time