The Limits of Quantitative Methods in History.¶
Fogel, R. W. (1975). The Limits of Quantitative Methods in History. American Historical Review, 80(2), 329-350.
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- Quantitative History
- It begins when the historian asks who created a record, for what administrative or social purpose, which people and events entered it, what categories meant at the time, and how surviving records can be transformed into defensible variables.
This sourceClassic assessment of formal quantitative methods' explanatory reach and limitations.
- It begins when the historian asks who created a record, for what administrative or social purpose, which people and events entered it, what categories meant at the time, and how surviving records can be transformed into defensible variables.
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