De metafoor van de spiegel problematiseert bij Coetzee de getrouwe weergave van de "echte" realiteit--om nog eens met
Ranke te spreken: de geschiedenis tonen zoals deze werkelijk is geweest, zichzelf oplossen en alleen de waarheid laten spreken.
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Ranke, White, Bakhtin, drama, women's writing, novel writing and poetry.
Quoting the historian Leopold von
Ranke, Churchill pays the historical Pym the highest tribute: "He possessed talents created for times of revolution, capable at once of shaking and destroying existing institutions and of establishing new ones.
La encore, quel historien d'aujourd'hui se reconnaitra dans une telle demarche et un tel credo, dignes de
Ranke ?
Leopold
Ranke, son of a lawyer, descendent of Lutheran ministers, student of theology and philology, is the key figure in developing the paradigm of historiographical method inspired on the methods of biblical scholarship and classical philology.
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Ranke, considered by some to be the father of modern history, said that the historian's spirit needed to become one with the historical spirit that "dwells within the sources.
Puff begins the work by briefly tracing the historiography of early modern sexuality and sodomy, running from the didactic (and ironic) moralizing of
Ranke and Burkhardt through the groundbreaking work of Foucault to the latest studies by Michael Rocke, Jonathan Goldberg, and Mark Jordan, to name only a few.
In her textbook of Christian sexual pathology, Eunuchs for the Kingdom of Heaven: Women, Sexuality, and the Catholic Church, Uta
Ranke Heinnemann chronicles the attitudes that suffused Christian history).
Ranke, Mary Veronica, "The Application of Learning Sequence Techniques to Private Piano Instruction," Readings in Music Learning Theory, ed.
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11) Hancock here rephrases the principle articulated back in 1824 by Leopold von
Ranke, concerning the historian's function: to show, as far as he is able, "what actually happened.
Europe's cultural and literary world learned about this small, struggling nation, whose centuries-old oral tradition and folk poems (in their English, German, French, and Russian translations) fascinated Goethe, Jacob Grimm,
Ranke, Hugo, Merimee, Pushkin, Mickiewicz, and other literary giants as well as people all over Europe.
