What are the four characteristics of modern historiography ?
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Historiography is the study of how history had been recorded. It is the analysis of forms of historical facts.
Modern historiography is the modern way of the analysis. The characteristics of modern historiography are:
(i) Rationality: Being a modern era, the research is scientific and unbiased.
(ii) Proof Reading: Finding sources is now easy with the modern technology.
(iii) Growth of Knowledge: With new researches, the field of historiography has become a vast subject.
(iv) Change of Views: Prospect of viewing history has changed with evolution of ideas and knowledge.
Modern historiography is the modern way of the analysis. The characteristics of modern historiography are:
(i) Rationality: Being a modern era, the research is scientific and unbiased.
(ii) Proof Reading: Finding sources is now easy with the modern technology.
(iii) Growth of Knowledge: With new researches, the field of historiography has become a vast subject.
(iv) Change of Views: Prospect of viewing history has changed with evolution of ideas and knowledge.
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Modern historiography has four main characteristics.
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The four main characteristics of modern historiography are detailed bellow.
• The history writing begins with the formation of the important questions which is depended on the scientific principles.
• These important questions are anthropocentric in nature which means humankind is considered to be an important element of history. It is based on the actions of the people in the ancient time. History doesn’t justify the relation between human actions and divinity.
• Authentic evidence forms the answers to these questions.
• History is about the journey of the humankind based on their past actions.
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