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problem-oriented history: a standalone construct

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Historiography

history organized around questions and hypotheses rather than narrative chronology, as championed by Febvre.

In historiography, problem-oriented history refers to history organized around questions and hypotheses rather than narrative chronology, as championed by Febvre. This meaning comes from Febvre (1953) in Combats pour l'histoire.[1]

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  1. Febvre, L. (1953). Combats pour l'histoire. A. Colin. ISBN 9782266069113

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