Why history came to the fore and received the strongest attack in the face of postmodernist criticism has to do with the fact that it is a textual subject and full of
grand historical narratives or teleological historical writings. Advocates of the postmodernist thought assert that “the great trajectories that historiography has built
around nation, class, and religion are grand narratives that confer an illusory sense
of direction on people who think they know about the past” (Tosh, 2004). Rather
than historical research methods, according to McCullagh (1998), postmodernists
questioned historians’ assumptions and epistemological foundations of the discipline
by constructing their arguments around such concepts as truth and objectivity. On
the other hand, historians elucidated their methods to counterattack the postmodern
thrust, failing to recognize the nature of postmodern argument. Therefore, neither
side did justice to each other
Why history came to the fore and received the strongest attack in the face of postmodernist criticism has to do with the fact that it is a textual subject and full ofgrand historical narratives or teleological historical writings. Advocates of the postmodernist thought assert that “the great trajectories that historiography has builtaround nation, class, and religion are grand narratives that confer an illusory senseof direction on people who think they know about the past” (Tosh, 2004). Ratherthan historical research methods, according to McCullagh (1998), postmodernistsquestioned historians’ assumptions and epistemological foundations of the disciplineby constructing their arguments around such concepts as truth and objectivity. Onthe other hand, historians elucidated their methods to counterattack the postmodernthrust, failing to recognize the nature of postmodern argument. Therefore, neitherside did justice to each other
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Why history came to the fore and received the strongest attack in the face of postmodernist criticism has to do with the fact that it is a textual subject and full of
grand historical narratives or teleological historical writings. Advocates of the postmodernist thought assert that “the great trajectories that historiography has built
around nation, class, and religion are grand narratives that confer an illusory sense
of direction on people who think they know about the past” (Tosh, 2004). Rather
than historical research methods, according to McCullagh (1998), postmodernists
questioned historians’ assumptions and epistemological foundations of the discipline
by constructing their arguments around such concepts as truth and objectivity. On
the other hand, historians elucidated their methods to counterattack the postmodern
thrust, failing to recognize the nature of postmodern argument. Therefore, neither
side did justice to each other
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