How can an historian acknowledge personal bias yet stay true to the historic method?
An historian may keep asking more questions, keep searching other sources, and keep writing.
The historian may acknowledge their perspectives on the study and use other narratives.
Readers must acknowledge their own biases of history as they read as well.
New evidence through primary sources may make information clearer.
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The way that historians can acknowledge personal bias and yet stay true to the historic method is by making sure that descriptions of past people and events, interpretations of historical subjects, and genetic explanations of historical changes to be fair and not misleading
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