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  1. Armitage D. Horizons of History: Space, Time, and the Future of the Past // History Australia. Vol. 12. No. 1. 2015. P. 207-225.
  2. Aurell J.  Autobiography as Unconventional History: Constructing the Author // Rethinking History. Vol. 10. No. 3. 2008. P. 433-449.
  3. Aurell J. Making History by Contextualizing Oneself: Autobiography as Historiographical Intervention // History and Theory. Vol. 54. 2015. P. 233-268.
  4. Aurell J. Writing Beyond Time: the Durability of Historical Texts // History and Theory. Vol. 56. P. 2018. 50-70.
  5. Bevernage B. From Philosophy of History to Philosophy of Historicities. Some Ideas on a Potential Future of Historical Theory // Low Countries Historical Review. Vol. 127. No. 4. 2012. P. 113-120.
  6. Bryant J.M. On sources and narratives in historical social science: a realist critique of positivist and postmodernist epistemologies // BJS. Vol. 51. No. 3. 2000. P. 489-523.
  7. Catana L. Lovejoy’s Readings of Bruno: Or How Nineteenth-Century History of Philosophy Was «Transformed» into the History of Ideas // Journal of the History of Ideas. Vol. 71. No. 1. 2010.  91-112.
  8. Cattaruzza M. How Much does Historical Truth Still Matter? // Historein: a review of the past and other stories. No. 11. 2011. P. 49-58.
  9. Domanska E. The Material Presence of the Past // History and Theory. Vol. 45, No. 3. 2006. P. 337-348.
  10. Domanska, E. Frank Ankersmit: From Narrative to Experience // Rethinking History. Vol. 13. No. 2. 2009. P. 175-195.
  11. Leira H. de Carvalho B. Construction Time again // European Review of International Studies. Vol. 3. No. 3. 2016. P. 99-111.
  12. Feichtinger J. Introduction: Interaction, Circulation and the Transgression of Cultural Differences in the History of Knowledge-Making // How to Write the Global History of Knowledge-Making. 2020. P. 1-26.
  13. Hartog F. The Disturbing Strangeness of History // Esprit. Vol. 2. 2011. P.1-12.
  14. Hollander J. Contemporary History and the Art of Self-Distancing // History and Theory. Vol. 50. No. 4. P. 51-67.
  15. Jansen H. Is there a Future for History? On the Need for a Philosophy of History and Historiography // BMGN – Low Countries Historical Review. Vol. 127. No. 4. 2012. P. 121-129.
  16. Kocka J. Comparsion and Beyond // History and Theory. Vol. 42. No. 1. 2003. P. 39-44.
  17. Kuukkanen J. Why Need to Move from Truth-Functionality to Performativity in Historiography // History and Theory. Vol. 54, No. 2. 2015. P. 226-243.
  18. Levisohn J.A. Negotiating Historical Narratives: An Epistemology of History for History Education // Journal of Philosophe of Education. Vol. 44. No. 1. 2010. P. 1-21.
  19. Lorenz C. Blurred Lines. History, Memory and the Experience of Time // International Journal for History. Culture and Modernity. Vol. 2. No. 1. 2014. P. 43-63.
  20. Lorenz C. Historical Knowledge and Historical Reality: a Plea for ‘Internal Realism’// History and Theory. Vol. 33. No. 3. 1994. P. 297-327.
  21. Lorenz C. Scientific Historiography // Companion to Philosophy of History and Historiography. 2008. P. 398-408.
  22. Mahoney J. Comparative-Historical Methodology // Annual Review of Sociology. Vol. 30. 2004. P. 81-101.
  23. Paul H. Everything is Tottering. Why Philosophy of History Thrives in Times of Crisis // Low Countries Historical Review. Vol. 127. No. 4. 2012. P. 103-112.
  24. Paul H. Performing History: How Historical Scholarship is Shaped by Epistemic Virtues // History and Theory. Vol. 50. No. 1. 2011. P. 1-19.
  25. Paul H. The heroic study of records: The contested persona of the archival historian // History of the Human Sciences. Vol. 26. No. 4. 2013. P. 1-34.
  26. Paul H. What Could It Mean for Historians to Maintain a Dialogue With the Past? // Journal of the Philosophy of History. Vol. 8. No. 3. 2014. P. 445-463.
  27. Peltonen M. From Discourse to Dispositif: Michael Foucault’s Two Histories // Historical Reflections. Vol. 30. No. 2. 2004. P. 205-219.
  28. Pihlainen K. On historical consciousness and popular pasts // História da Historiografia. No. 15. 2014. P. 10-26.
  29. Pihlainen K. The view from the fence // Rethinking History. Vol. 19. No. 2. 2015. P. 310-321.
  30. Pihlainen K. There’s just no talking with the past // Rethinking History. Vol. 18. No. 4. 2014. P. 575-582.
  31. Rousso, H. The Last Catastrophe. The Writing of Contemporary History // Cadernos do Tempos Presente. No. 11. 2013. P. 267-286.
  32. Spiegel G. The Task of the Historian (AHA Presidential Address) // American Historical Review. Vol. 114. No. 1. 2009. P. 1-14.
  33. Tamm M. Lorenz C. Who knows where the time goes? // Rethinking History: The Journal of Theory and Practice. Vol. 18. No. 4. 2014. P. 499-521.
  34. Tamm M. Truth, Objectivity and Evidence in History Writing // Journal of the Philosophy of History. Vol. 8. No. 2. 2014. P. 265-290.
  35. Velleman D.J. Narrative Explanation // The Philosophical Review. Vol. 112. No. 1. 2003. P. 1-25.
  36. Wallach E. Historiographic narratives and empirical evidence: a case study // Synthese. Vol. 195. 2018.
  37. Zhang L. History and Fictionality: Insights and Limitations of a Literary Perspective // Rethinking History. Vol. 8. No. 3 2004. P. 387-402.
  38. Zhang L. The True Face of Mount Lu: On the Significance of Perspectives and Paradigms // History and Theory. Vol. 49.No. 1. 2010. P. 58-70.

 

Книги

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