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PART ONE: FOUNDATIONS The Theoretical Grounds for Knowledge of thePast Modernity and History History after the Enlightenment SystematizingHistorical Research Evidence, Archives, the Research Seminar of the 19century History as a Professional Discipline The Alignment with Science inthe Organization of the Modern Discipline in the Early 20th Century TheImplications of Empiricism for History The Case for Historical ImaginationDefending the Human Factor and Narrative Social History Expanding theReach of History Postmodernism The Linguistic Turn and HistoricalKnowledge Derrida and Deconstruction Challenges to the Transparency ofLanguage Michel Foucault The Unconscious of History and Culture The Returnof Rhetoric The Document as Text Narrative Theory and History TheBoundaries of History and Fiction Defamiliarizing Narrative The Work ofHayden White Humanizing Time The Work of Paul Ricoeur PART TWO:APPLICATIONS Deploying Theory in Historical Work The Annales SchoolMarxist Theories Before and after the End of the Cold War New SocialHistories, and Yet Newer Intellectual History From Ideas to MeaningsWomen's History/Feminist History Gender I From Women's History to GenderHistory Gender II Masculinity Acquires a History Sexuality and HistoryPsychoanalysis and the Historical Self Empire and Its ConsequencesPos-Colonial History New National Narratives Memory Witness, Experience,Collective Meaning Cultural Studies and History Environmental History PARTTHREE: CODA. POST-POSTMODERNISM Directions and InterrogationsPost-Postmodernism and the Linguistic Turn Postmodernism and the Integrity ofHistory Post-Positivist Realism Regrounding RepresentationReconsiderations of Historical Subjectivity Recovering the Self Agencyafter Deconstruction