By questioning weather there source are reliable. (APEX)
The modern study of history challenges earlier historians because of the different interpretations of the nature of history which have been evolving over the centuries, and keep on changing even today.
Modern history queries the source for reliability.
how does the modern study of history challenge earlier histories
to see if its an reliable source
by rewriting them using modern language
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The use of the initiative is fairly modern, so it isn't used in the past.
Different from that of today's historians. Although the ancient Greeks loved their history stories, they studied it not for the knowledge of (demystified) facts. On the contrary, they liked their history to support claims on greatness and to that end liberally added ancient mighty kings and gods to their history. Homeros' Iliad and Odyssey are tipical cases in point. Only the ancient Greek historian Herodotus set out to study history by going after the facts; he is therefore - and despite many flaws in the way he went about it - considered to be the 'father of modern history writing'.
The answer to this question heavily depends on what society we are talking about. In modern history, since the enlightenment, it is widely believed that governments derive their power from the people whom they govern. This has not always been the case, however, when history shows us that many governments thought they derived their authority to govern from divine right or heritage, or both.
Not who, but rather what. The entire American stock market crashed as a result of overspeculation of stock prices and banks, leading to the worst depression in modern history.
Check out the related links section for the history of symbolic logic. And traditional logic
By questioning weather there source are reliable. (APEX)
Isaac Robert Sinai has written: 'The challenge of modernisation' 'In search of the modern world' -- subject(s): History, Modern, Modern History
Scott W. See has written: 'The history of Canada' -- subject(s): History 'The History of Canada (Greenwood Histories of the Modern Nations)'
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The course in modern history starts with the Renaissance because the intellectual transformation during the Renaissance resulted in it being viewed as a bridge between the Middle Ages and the Modern Era. So basically the intellectual transformation sets it apart from earlier history.
He gave a series of paid lectures in Athens, which he subsently wrote down, titled Histories (in Greek = 'Researches'). In these he gave a fairly systematic account of the background to the events preceding and surrounding the Persian invasion of Greece. Previous historical accounts were fragmented, and he has become known a 'the Father of History', as he showed how to write history with cause and effect rather than just a series of tales.
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The Challenge... A Tribute to Modern Art was created on 1974-12-05.
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