History - Culture - Metaphor. On Historical Thinking

Historiography is one of the most systematic accounts of the fate of culture. It is also a record of humanreflexive and reflective metaphors of the world, simultaneously anthropomorphizing and humanizing it.

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Wojciech Wrzosek is Professor of humanities, methodologist of historical sciences, and historian of contemporary historiography. Recently he has been conducting research on the cultural foundations of historical thinking. For fifty years, he has been associated with Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznan , where he is now a professor emeritus. He is the author and editor of over twenty books.

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History Culture Metaphor: The Facets of Non- Classical Historiography Introduction I. The Tasks of the Epistemology of History II. The Polemic on Metaphor in Contemporary French Historiography III. The Emergence of Modernist Historiography IV. Moderate Modernism V. The Emergence of Non- Modernist Historiography Conclusion On Historical Thinking Introduction I. Cultural Imputation as a Model of Historical Thinking and Historical Study II. On the Bias of Historical Thinking III. Faces of Historical Thinking IV. On the Historical Thinking Instead of an Ending Literature Index of Names