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Revisions for Historiographic Narration

Revision	Operations
25. March 2014 by Wilhelm Schernus	current revision
7. March 2014 by Jan Horstmann
7. March 2014 by Jan Horstmann

Definition
Explication
History of the Concept
From Antiquity to the 19th Century: Rhetoric and Academic Scholarship
Deep-structure Narrativity of Historiography and Historical Thought
Interpreting History through Emplotment and Multi-layering
Historiographic vs. Literary-fictional Narration
The Historicity of the Storyformedness of History
History as a Pattern of Thinking: Cognitivist Approaches
Topics of Further Investigation
Bibliography
Works Cited
Further Reading

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