Narrating Europe: (Re)Thinking Europe and its Many Pasts.

This article examines narratives by historians about European history. It discusses the concept of European identity, the belief by historians that globalization needs to overcome the sin of methodological nationalism in the study of the past, the relationship between political motivation and the sc...

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Publicado en:History Vol. 103; no. 356; pp. 385 - 401
Autores principales: D'AURIA, M. A. T. T. H. E. W., VERMEIREN, J. A. N.
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Publicado: Wiley-Blackwell Jul2018
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