A Sense of History : Piety and the Threat of Obliteration in Early Twentieth-Century Historiography

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  • A Sense of History : Piety and the Threat of Obliteration in Early Twentieth-Century Historiography
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  • On Reading Locke : Habermas and the Law of Opinion
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  • Raphael Samuel's Idea of People's History
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  • Somber Historiographies : the French Revolution, the Holocaust and Alon Confino's Concept of Foundational Pasts
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  DOI: 10.1400/230135

  ISSN: 2281-1141

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