Life Writing in the Netherlands by Marijke Huisman

“…Approaches from history, microhistory and life writing (Edwin Mellen Press; Lewiston 2013) and Binne de Haan, Van kroon tot bastaard. …”
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Mi forma de matar las pulgas by Eduardo Mejía Prado

“…The reflections lay bare the influence of the classical English Marxist historians, Italian microhistory, Mexican microhistory, and local historians from Valle del Cauca. …”
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Jak czytać/pisać historię? Wobec sztuki,literatury i przeżycia by Dominika Gruntkowska

“…This article tries also to describe the most important assumption of microhistory in thoughts of Ankersmit and White.…”
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Narrative Construction in the 1895 Massacres in Harput: The Coming and Disappearance of the Kurds by Ali Sipahi

“…This article contributes to the slowly growing literature on the 1894-1896 Armenian massacres with a microhistory of the events in the city of Harput (Kharpert) on November 11, 1895. …”
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Between the nachleben and the evidential paradigm: Carlo Ginzburg and the warburguian method in the history of art by Federico Ardila Garcés

“…Based on this theoretical analysis, the paper presents conclusions on the relationship between the historical discipline, particularly microhistory, and art history.…”
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CURRENT STATE OF HISTORIC AND EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH by Magsumov Timur Albertovich

“…They are ‘new social history’ of education, professional education and teacher training, personified microhistory and history of local educational environment, genesis of didactic principles, ethno-pedagogy, country school, pedagogical diagnostics, Orthodox religious education, contemporary history of foreign pedagogy, pedagogical futurology. …”

NURSES IN THE RITE OF THE PASSING OF GETÚLIO DOS SANTOS (1929) by Simone Aguiar, Tainara Veraldo, Claudia Cruz, Sandra Goulart, Fernando Porto

“…This study with the perspective of microhistory aimed to discuss the rite of the passing of the Director of the Brazilian Red Cross Nurses’ Practice School – Central Department – Rio de Janeiro, Getúlio dos Santos, in 1929. …”
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MUSEUM META-NARRATIVES AND MICRO-STORIES OF THE GREAT RUSSIAN REVOLUTION (TO THE 100TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE REVOLUTION) by Chuvilova Irina

“…The author selects two main groups of Museum projects with meta-and microhistory, which are disclosed through the regional aspects of the event, the individual aspects, the monologue of a single event or a single artifact, cultural theoretical reflection, personal understanding of our contemporaries.…”
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Angel Makers (Faiseuses d’Anges) of the Quartier Notre-Dame des Champs: Community and Personal Networks in 1870s Paris by Rachel G. Fuchs

“…This article explores several issues raised in writing history by means of a microhistory from the judicial archives. It focuses on one court case of abortion that involves ordinary people who experience difficult lives, and offers insights into an aspect of women’s private lives within the liminal terrain of the neighborhood, while also demonstrating relationships of power in the daily lives of men and women, even if their stories are almost always mediated by male members of the magistrate. …”
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Imaging the stochastic microstructure and dynamic development of correlations in perpendicular artificial spin ice by Susan Kempinger, Robert D. Fraleigh, Paul E. Lammert, Sheng Zhang, Vincent H. Crespi, Peter Schiffer, Nitin Samarth

“…These protocols provide another way of understanding the relationship between macrohistory and microhistory in artificial magnetic arrays.…”
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Indigenous health and nursing in Roraima in the 1970s by Raphael Florindo Amorim, Jacquelaine Alves Machado, Keythluci Faria Trigueiro da Silva, Fernando Porto

“…Method: A study using the microhistory approach, with documentary sources from journalistic material of the 1970s through the triangulation technique: texts, images and context, with analysis from the perspective of the Social World Theory. …”
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Early years of a border town: a micro-revisionism of Mexicali and his spatial and institutional stability, 1903-1915 by Víctor Manuel Gruel Sández

“…Based on theoretical-methodological perspectives of microhistory, new institutionalism and the everyday forms of state formation, were also reviewed the main hydraulic and transport infrastructure works that irreversibly transformed the region are also reviewed, as well as the strengthening of the military authorities in the midst of the Mexican revolution. …”
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Reconstructing a Transatlantic Business Venture: Aladár Pataky’s Unknown Manuscript from 1927 by Balázs Venkovits

“…The article introduces the research that led to the identification of the writer of the manuscript –written on sheets of paper from a Canadian hotel – and outlines the background of a fascinating business project, thereby positioning the text not only as a unique example to be studied with the tools of microhistory but also placing it in the broader, transatlantic historical and political environment of the time. …”
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MICRO-HISTÓRIAS NO JUDICIÁRIO by José Renato Nalini

“…In this brief autobiographical account, we intend to break down particles from a trajectory in the Justice system, in obedience to the historiographic method and, more particularly, to its aspect called microhistory. As a result, we hope to present a practical and concrete example of this peculiar form of narrative to the specialized community.…”
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Miria Contreras Bell (La Payita): Desafíos epistemológicos para una biografía by Élodie Lebeau

“…By bringing into dialogue questions specific to the Global Microhistory and History of Emotions, this article seeks to lay the theoretical foundations for a “biography in context” of Miria Contreras Bell (1928-2002), personal secretary and close friend of Chilean President Salvador Allende (1970-1973). …”
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Bunt i melancholia. Obraz życia anarchisty w Memuarn fun Lejbn by PIOTR LASKOWSKI

“…In the second part, Leyb’s autobiography is analyzed from the perspective of the microhistory of affects to reveal an alternative form of male subjectivity emerging from the text, which countered the dominant, heteronormative model of masculinity. …”
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West Africa in the British Atlantic: trade, violence, and Empire in the 1640s by Blakemore, R

“…Drawing upon the nascent methodology of global microhistory, this article contributes to a scholarly rebalancing by examining two maritime lawsuits from the 1640s concerning British voyages to Senegambia and Sierra Leone, both of which resulted in conflict between British seafarers and with their African trading partners. …”

India Catalina: język i złoto. Losy indiańskich kobiet w czasie konkwisty by Adam Elbanowski

“…The article explores the history of Catalina on the basis of documents and chronicles, showing that this “microhistory”, an episode in the history of the Spanish conquest of America, gives us insights into the sixteenthcentury worldview, personalities, motivations and attitudes to the cultural “Other”.…”
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Evidential remains: Dead bodies, evidence and the death march from Buchenwald to Dachau, April–May 1945 by Christopher E. Mauriello

“…The archives at the Buchenwald Concentration Camp contain eyewitness accounts and post-war trial testimony that enable a deeply contextualised ‘microhistory’ of the geography, movements, perpetrators, victims and events along this specific death march in April and May 1945. …”

And where now? The issue of concentration camps in Yugoslav perspective: the case of Elvira Kohn by Katarzyna Taczyńska

“…Presented so that they complement each other, photographs understood as photo-texts (Marianna Michałowska) and a diary and a poem recognized as inconspicuous texts (Jerzy Strzelczyk, Inga Iwasiów) form Kohn’s personal narrative. The microhistory (Ewa Domańska) of this photographer and writer is presented as material supplementing the knowledge about the past of Jews in Yugoslavia, which – due to the choices Elvira Kohn made in her life and art – can also be considered as evidence of emancipatory social changes of that period, and as an example of overcoming the existing cultural paradigms.…”
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