The cultural history reader / edited by Peter McCaffery and Ben Marsden.

Date:
2014
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Description

The cultural history reader' is the first volume to collect together the distinctive contributions made by cultural historians across the spectrum of historiographical methods. It offers a unique view into the insights to be gained from examining how cultural factors have shaped people's experiences of the world and guided their actions. Featuring ten thematic sections, covering everything from childhood to technology and war to popular culture, this book bridges disparate themes, periods, nationalities and religions to present detailed analyses of a variety of cultural responses and interpretations in diverse historical contexts. Peter McCaffery and Ben Marsden use their wealth of experience in teaching and researching cultural history to identify key topics and to provide the most telling extracts, illustrating how different social and cultural factors intersect and link together to give a richer picture of the past in all its surprising complexity.

Publication/Creation

London ; New York : Routledge, 2014.

Physical description

349 pages ; 26 cm.

Bibliographic information

Includes bibliographical references and index.

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    History of Medicine
    ZG.B
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ISBN

  • 9780415520423
  • 0415520428