Literature as part of the controversy over the Srem Front by Vajagić Predrag M.

“…Thanks to that, the Srem Front will come under the scrutiny of young historians, publicists, journalists and politicians. …”
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Blessed Klymentiy Sheptytsky (1869-1951) in the light of contemporary domestic historiography by Ruslan Deliatynskyi, Vasyl Gogol, Alina Zadorozhnia

“…Dividing the studies of contemporary domestic historians and theologians into two periods (in the 1990s and 2000s), the authors note that they were first related to the preparation for the Beatification of Klymentiy (2001), and then with the popularization and in-depth study of his heritage for use in the practice of memorialization and spiritual life of the Studites’ Order. …”
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Incomes and Expenses of Farmers’ Intact (Nuclear) Families of Sverdlovsk Region (according to 1960 Budget Surveys) by V. N. Mamyachenkov

“…It is argued that although family data were the basis (“core”) for statistical surveys, they themselves rarely became the object of research by sociologists and historians. It is stated that there was a rather serious differentiation of cash incomes and expenses of the surveyed full families of collective farmers. …”
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“And with all she lived with casual unawareness of her value to civilization”: Close-reading Eleanor Roosevelt’s Autofabrication by Sara Polak

“…Eleanor Roosevelt’s presumable modesty and shyness are among her most habitually applauded private characteristics, by academic historians and public educators alike (e.g. Binker and Farrell, Ken Burns, Doris Kearns Goodwin), and yet she remains the most powerful American female political agent who has never run for democratic office. …”
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Kant’s Concept of Enlightenment and Its Alternatives by Alexei N. Krouglov

“…As a result, the essence of the enlightenment was defined not so much by the eighteenth-century Enlighteners as by historians and philosophers in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries who constructed a model notion of enlightenment against which philosophical figures were then compared. …”
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Ancient DNA and Forensics Mutual Benefits a Practical Sampling and Laboratory Guide Through a Virtual Ancient DNA Study by Jan Cemper-Kiesslich, Mark R. McCoy, Fabian Kanz

“…Additionally the tremendous developments of analyzing chemistry and kits as well as instruments in forensics opened the whole panel of reading human and nonhuman DNA for historians and archaeologists but also for anthropologists. …”
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Research on the history of libraries and librarianship in Poland: A survey, 1945–2015 by Jacek Puchalski

“…What is also needed is development in comparative studies, including from an international perspective, although this would require Polish historians to become more interested than before in the history of librarianship in other countries.…”
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Abu Bakr Al-Zubaidi 316 - 379 AH by Ameen Al-Saeed

“…And they were fascinated by the Arabic language, so they made it their language. Historians have mentioned that Mengeesh Al-Fateh had no women. …”
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Tudor queenship: Rethinking how power affect Catherine of Aragon and Elizabeth I with foucauldian theories from a feminist perspective by Zhang Jin

“…Most importantly, to redefine, reclaim, and re-evaluate the meanings and values of women figures throughout the traditional historiographical pattern of queenship, which the male chronological historians have largely created at the time. It is found that the two queenships sprouse comprehensive sociological meanings of a parallel considerdation of gender, power and body in such particular political spectrum of monarchial field.…”
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Towards sustainable conservation science in cultural heritage: bridging the gap between contemporary conservation theory and the philosophy of science in approaches to authenticity... by Tomas Markevicius, Nina Olsson, Nina Olsson

“…Exploration of the foundational ethos of science and the philosophy of science has lacked in conservation, which creates communication problems for stakeholders with different backgrounds: curators, conservators, art historians, and scientists, who operate in different realms, but need to produce knowledge across disciplines and collectively. …”
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INTERVIEW: PATRICK O’DONNELL by Patrick O’DONNELL

“…A: The first thing to recall in addressing this matter is the wide recognition amongst historians that any historical account is a narrative, with specific and identifiable narrative investments and agendas. …”
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Australian Selectors in the Nineteenth Century and Discrepancies in Imaginings and Realities: Critical Family History by Andrew Milne

“…I take up the challenge for historians to question who their ancestors were, since the past is telling of the present, and the perceptions that are longed for in the future selves. …”
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Ancient DNA and Forensics Mutual Benefits a Practical Sampling and Laboratory Guide Through a Virtual Ancient DNA Study by Jan Cemper-Kiesslich, Mark R. McCoy, Fabian Kanz

“…Additionally the tremendous developments of analyzing chemistry and kits as well as instruments in forensics opened the whole panel of reading human and nonhuman DNA for historians and archaeologists but also for anthropologists. …”
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En búsqueda de la ciencia: las estudiantes de secundaria en Chile y la mediación del saber científico en los primeros periódicos escolares femeninos (1897-1907) by Verónica Ramírez Errázuriz, Patricio Leyton Alvarado

“…Methodology: The article is based on the studies of historians of science who have understood audiences as active agents in generating new knowledge, problematizing categories such as expert, amateur and layman, and examining the types of relationships they sustained. …”
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MIDAS IN ANTIC SOURCES / ANTİK KAYNAKLARDA MİDAS by Makbule Muharreova Sabziyeva*

“…These sources are mainly the works of many ancient Greek and Roman philosophers, poets and historians such as Hesiodos, Herodotus, Ovidius, Plutharkos, and Marcus J, Justinus. …”
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Ivan Karlov’s “Tsaritsyn Anabasis by Matvei I. Davydov

“…This paper acquaints the historians with a curious incident that took place in Suzdal in 1674. …”
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UN REGARD CONDENSÉ SUR LES RELATIONS TCHÉCO/SLOVACO-ROUMAINES AU 20ÈME SIÈCLE by Peter KOPECKÝ

“…It is built on author’s multiple stays in Romania and own archival research, conducted for more than 10 years, on interviews with several Romanian officials and works of important Romanian, Slovak and Czech historians. The emphasis is put on key moments and figures that were behind the political (General M. …”
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Historical maps as a neglected issue in history education. Students and textbooks representations of territorial changes of Spain and Argentina by Cristian Parellada, María Rodríguez-Moneo, Mario Carretero

“…In the last years, history education has become a highly developed field, which is receiving considerable attention not only from educators but also from historians, philosophers of history, and social scientists in general. …”
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The ‘plebs contionalis’ – a perfect popular assembly participant? by Hanna Appel

“…Although this term does not occur in the sources, many historians have concluded that it perfectly describes the citizens who regularly attended popular gatherings. …”
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Det “ægte” og det “uægte” værk. Lucas Cranach den Ældres kunstpraksis og de kvaler, den har forvoldt kunsthistorien by Hanne Kolind Poulsen

“…I address the question of why art historians nonetheless have insisted on trying to do so. …”
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