Sentence examples for historical methodologies from inspiring English sources

My colleagues Steve Coll, James Surowiecki, Jon Michaud, and Ben Greenman have written at their blogs about their statistical and historical methodologies and theories for how this should be done.

Holland's point, though, is that there are enough militants using the Qur'an as "the equivalent of a technical manual" for there to be real concern – and real value in applying historical methodologies to early Islamic history.

The importance of extending the baseline of documentary evidence further into the past has increasingly been recognised (Farrona et al. 2016; Stucki et al. 2015) and the value of contextualising the source material using historical methodologies has also been acknowledged for some time (Lamb 1982; Le Roy Ladurie 1959 , 1972.

Scholars use the term "denial" to describe the views and methodology of Holocaust deniers in order to distinguish them from legitimate historical revisionists, who challenge orthodox interpretations of history using established historical methodologies.

76 As this burgeoning collaboration demonstrates, integrating history into bioethics does not mean compromising historical methodologies or abandoning earlier critiques of bioethics.

In the area of scholarship, the Bollandists, a group of Antwerp Jesuits, made valuable contributions to historical methodology.

Or read a book by somebody who is familiar with both proper historical methodology and the facts.

By 1931 he had adopted a historical methodology that he considered applicable to any historical period and ethnological problem for evaluating cultural phenomena.

Bloch's best-known and most accessible work, it is both a valuable guide to historical methodology and a stirring statement of a scholar's civic responsibility.

Boyle was fully aware that some of the central tenets of his view of experiments and his own natural historical methodology derived from the writings of Francis Bacon.

At stake is not really a historical methodology in the modern meaning of the term, but a didactic and cognitively oriented procedure of interpretation.