'Written sources' presentation slideshows

Tracing the Indo-Europeans through Linguistic Palaeontology (II)

Tracing the Indo-Europeans through Linguistic Palaeontology (II). Adam Hyllested Roots of Europe University of Copenhagen ah@hum.ku.dk. Why reconstruct the past?. Obviously: To understand the past To understand the relations between the different points in time (involving the present

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Exploring the Origin and Nature of the Gospels: Historical-Critical Methods of Gospel Research

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Philology: the Role of Written Records

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Definition and Analysis of Redaction Criticism

Definition and Analysis of Redaction Criticism.

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Sources

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US AND UK CONSTITUTIONS COMPARED

US AND UK CONSTITUTIONS COMPARED. UK PARLIAMENTARY SOVEREIGNTY No higher authority than parliament No higher law Any law can be made or unmade with no challenge No unconstitutional laws. US CONSTITUTIONAL SOVEREIGNTY Constitutional document is highest law of the land

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Oral Histories of Hidden Children in Denmark during the Holocaust:

Oral Histories of Hidden Children in Denmark during the Holocaust: Narratives , Identity and Trauma Sofie Lene Bak Copenhagen University. Methodological reflections. Patterns L imitations of the written sources W hy are the sources silent? Silence as a social phenomenon

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TYPES OF HISTORICAL EVIDENCE

Historians must decide how to interpret ALL the evidence...When? Where? Why?. TYPES OF HISTORICAL EVIDENCE. WRITTEN SOURCES. NON-WRITTEN SOUCES. WRITTEN SOURCES. Primary. Secondary. Letters Autobiographies Diaries Speeches Poems/Songs Business records Original maps/calendars

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WRITTEN SOURCES OF DATA

WRITTEN SOURCES OF DATA. Consider: The original intention of the document; The reasons for/causes of the documents; The intended outcomes of the document; The interests of the writer; The original agenda of the document; The original audience(s) of the document;

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