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historiography

/ˌhɪs.tɔː.riˈɒ.ɡrə.fi/

Traduction: Nom désignant soit l'ensemble de la littérature historique, soit l'étude et la pratique de l'écriture de l'histoire, y compris les méthodes, théories et interprétations utilisées par les historiens.

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/ˌhɪs.tɔː.riˈɒ.ɡrə.fi/C2formal
  • frNom désignant soit l'ensemble de la littérature historique, soit l'étude et la pratique de l'écriture de l'histoire, y compris les méthodes, théories et interprétations utilisées par les historiens.

A noun referring either to a body of historical literature or to the study and practice of writing history, including the methods, theories, and interpretations used by historians.

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  1. Body of historical literatureC1formal

    The entire collection of writings and scholarly works produced by historians about a particular subject, period, or region.

    frhistoriographie

    • The historiography of the French Revolution is vast and complex.
    • Students of history must study the historiography of their chosen field.
    • Modern historiography often challenges earlier interpretations.
  2. The writing of historyC1formal

    The principles, methods, and practice of researching and writing history as an academic discipline.

    frHistoriographie

    • Historiography involves analyzing sources and constructing narratives.
    • The professor specializes in the historiography of ancient Rome.
    • New approaches in historiography emphasize social and cultural perspectives.
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  • historiographies plural form
  • historiographies' possessive plural form
  • historiography's possessive singular form