On Microhistory.¶
Levi, G. (1991). On Microhistory. New Perspectives on Historical Writing.
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- Microhistory vs. Macrohistory
- (3) each scale makes distinct features visible and distinct features invisible — contingency, agency, and texture appear in micro; structural regularity and long-run trend appear in macro, as Levi (1991) emphasizes,
This sourceInfluential theoretical statement establishing microhistory as an epistemological orientation toward the exceptional case and fragmentary evidence.
- (3) each scale makes distinct features visible and distinct features invisible — contingency, agency, and texture appear in micro; structural regularity and long-run trend appear in macro, as Levi (1991) emphasizes,
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