LECT 1 A HELICOPTER VIEW OF HISTORY (1)

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History as reality refers to __________.
the actual past.
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The term __________ refers to the study of the methods of historians in developing history as an academic discipline.
Historiography.
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According to George Santayana, 'those who cannot learn from history are __________.'
doomed to repeat it.
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The methodology in history is concerned with __________.
the rules and conventions for doing history.
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Epistemology is the theory of __________ in history.
knowledge.
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__________ argued that there are many 'truths' and that history is more of a 'story' we tell ourselves.
Postmodernism.
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Historians emphasize the __________ of evidence in historical writing, according to Hobsbawm.
Supremacy.
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E.H. Carr suggests that historians have 'raw materials' in the form of evidence which become __________ through the historian's intervention.
facts of history.
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Kevin Bales highlights the importance of __________ history.
objective.
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Ranke is known as the 'father' of the university discipline of history due to his emphasis on __________ evidence.
documentary.
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Constructivists see knowledge as something that society __________.
makes.
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The __________ approach in history aims for objectivity and relies heavily on written records as reliable sources.
Positivist.
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According to Hayden White, history is akin to __________ and includes fictive elements.
literature.
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Deconstructionism rejects meta-narratives and focuses on __________.
language.
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The __________ perspective is one way to analyze history, considering social relations and structures.
object of analysis.
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Collingwood stated that knowing yourself means knowing what __________ you can do.
you can do.
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According to the lecture, 'The real value of history is in the influence it can have on __________.'
disciplining the mind.
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Historians invent analytical tools to make sense of the past during the __________ phase.
methodology.
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The phrase 'write your own history' is associated with __________ during apartheid.
political activism.
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Historiography can be defined as the study of the __________ of writing history.
methods.
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Bury regards history as an __________, which requires exact methods for truth.
art.
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__________ states that there is no way of comparing the past itself with an account of that past.
Deconstructionists.
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Marx's statement 'The history of all hitherto existing society is the history of __________.' highlights class struggles.
class struggles.
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Postmodernists argue that history is merely a __________ that we produce.
story.
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____________ emphasized that facts speak only when the historian calls on them.
E.H. Carr.
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The historian’s context influences __________, according to constructivist theory.
how history is written.