The Pursuit of History¶
Tosh, J. (2010). The Pursuit of History: Aims, Methods and New Directions in the Study of History. Pearson Longman.
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Primes¶
- Primary vs. Secondary Sources
- A two-layer (or N-layer, with tertiary and beyond) epistemic hierarchy where the proximity of a source to the phenomenon determines its evidentiary role, as Tosh (2010) develops in framing primary materials as inputs to interpretation and secondary materials as post-hoc synthesis that can itself become input to further interpretation.
This sourceDevelops the layered structure of historical sources and treats phenomenon-relativity (the same document can serve as primary or secondary depending on the question being asked) as a defining feature of historiographical reasoning.
- A two-layer (or N-layer, with tertiary and beyond) epistemic hierarchy where the proximity of a source to the phenomenon determines its evidentiary role, as Tosh (2010) develops in framing primary materials as inputs to interpretation and secondary materials as post-hoc synthesis that can itself become input to further interpretation.
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