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| The study or a theory of the nature and grounds of knowledge especially with reference to its limits and validity |
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| The practice of relying on observation and experiment |
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| Relating to analysis tools to analyze history |
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| A theory that theology and metaphysics are earlier imperfect modes of knowledge and that positive knowleddge is based on natural phenomena and their properties and relations are verified by the emperical sciences. The quiality or state of being positive |
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| Relating to reasoning from self-evident propositions formedor convieced beforehand. |
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| The art of speaking or writing effectevly. |
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| A view that ethicial truths depend on the individuals and groups holding them. A theory that knowledge is relative to the limited nature of the mind and condidtions of knowledge. |
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| The theory that stresses the subjective elemtns in experience. Or theory that limits knowledge to subjective experience. |
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| Write only what happened. |
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| Defender of empericism and the scientific method in history. |
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| Marxist historian. Believed that Civil War was the turning point for the United States to become capitolist. |
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| Psychohistory forerunner. |
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| Psychohistorian who analyzed Hitler's childhood. |
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| Lucian Fabvre and Marc Block |
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| Founders of the annals. Concept of totaly history which contains EVERYTHING. |
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| Sociologist and historian who used quantitative measures. |
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| Compares China, Russia and France revolutions and merges history with sociology. |
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| Sociologist who is noted for writing Protestatn Ethic and Spirit of Capitolism. |
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| Wrote historical sociology |
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| Idea of thick description. Merged anthropology with history. |
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| Thropologist who believes that race, culture, and language are seperate aspects of existance. Merged mepericism and anthropology. |
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| Compbines anthopology with history and writes on the history of women. |
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| Marxist historian who employs oral history and works with psychologist history of memory. |
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| Gender historian was there a Renaissance for women? |
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| Professor at Columbia. Originally from Lebanon known for book Orientalism which was about French and British emperialism. |
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| Grandmother was Native American. Believed that the history of Native Americans was prodomonatly oral history. |
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| French philosopher and deconstructualist historian Study history of thought. Opposite of von Ranke |
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| Post structualist system of thoughts the concept of power and its affect on history. |
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