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E.H. himself! Now that invokes memories. He was good part of the initial treatment that took me from schoolboy history to university level. I've actually still got the book. Might read it again after watching your vid. Thank you.

Thank you so much. I'm from Peru and I'm in first year studying History. My teacher said to read this classic book and your video gave me the global vision that I needed to start it. I am glad for that, I'll share it with my class.

Really Needed This!I am Preparing For Test where we Have Carr and His Classical Realism in the International Relations.

Once again, an amazingly insightful concept of the way History is "percieved". The insight on how Historians view, interpret, conceptualize and inevitably present History, and it's many variables that are, and can be involved in the ways of interpreting and presenting it. Speaking of an "objective" formula, a scientific methodology that could and is, in many circumstances applied to the interpretation and recording of History, thus invokes the question of what is the "truth of History", in the sense of my own "personal reality", another persons "reality", likewise the rest of the world's version or their "sense of reality" of History. I wholeheartedly agree that to set-up a universal standard and a scientific methodology of the interpretation and recording of History is tantamount in finding this "Holy Grail" of the "truth of History".

Im at Ucla in the toughest intro history class lol. im just trying to get a hold of these broad concepts before i dive into this final. Thanks.

respect for that gingerbread vendor thou

I couldn’t put this book down when I found it at my university. Missed a couple of classes reading this in a dining hall.

Thank you bro Love from Northeast India 🤘😎.

Thanks a lot man! Need to clear my interviews for History Hons and this is gonna helpna lot! ❤️

I Couldn't graduate without this video

unbelievably helpful video. thank you so much!

Congrats on 10k!

Hey man thanks for sharing this!

Why did you make E.H. Carr look like he has a growth deformity?

Our instructor made us do a 1k words reflection paper of this video. T.T help please deadline in 3 hours. I am taking Agriculture and this thing is not in my expertise.

thank you

Thanks for this!

Amazing man. Amazing.

Thank you.

What is the full source for this book, i mean its publisher, date university etc I really need this for an assignment, so if anyone can help me out i would be indebted

Every history personal statement: (love it though, lmao)

「あなたの動画はとても良いですし、メッセージがた

Poor choose of words saying that the individual mans death was not important. Ginger bread... man, matters too.

Türkce ceviri yok mu?

So useful thanks nigga

really good video - although note that Carr consistently refers to the historian as 'he' and the narrator talks about the 'men historians study' - WOMEN ARE BOTH HISTORICAL FIGURES AND HISTORIANS THO

I quite liked this video. However, I disagree that Carr's What is History is a purely relativist account of history. Carr does have an interpretist conception of history but he avoids falling into the total relativism of the postmodernist. He is extremely critical of what he identifies as the cynical view that he believes emanates from the elite in light of the decline of the British colonialism and wider European colonial power. Carr quotes powick as warning that unless one can overcome the prevailing elitist nihilism a constructive idea of history cannot be attained which would produce the consequence of people becoming drawn to mysticism and cynicism. It is very relevant to today's political and social culture in light of what is now referred to as post-truth culture.

Who else is here one night before the test

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