The Pursuit of Local History: Readings on Theory and Practice

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Carol Kammen, American Association for State and Local History
Rowman Altamira, 1996 - 240 páginas
This is an important book for students of museum studies who, in their future careers, will become practitioners of local history. It is equally important for those of us involved in the practice of local history, as it is a good starting place for discussions about the quality of what we do and the ways we can make it better.

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The Amateur Historian
19
Some Impressions of the Nonacademic Local Historians and Their Writings
31
Local Historians and Their Activities
44
NineteenthCentury Views of Local History
57
An Address Delivered Before the NewHampshire Historical Society
59
Deficiencies in Our History An Address Delivered Before the Vermont Historical and Antiquarian Society at Montpelier October 16 1846
64
The Literature of American Local History A Bibliographical Essay
74
The Nature of Local History
81
Changes and Opportunities in Writing State and Local History
127
The Usable Past A Study of Historical Traditions in Kansas City
143
A Manifesto The Defense and Illustration of Local History
162
A Sense of Place A Historian Advocates Conceptual Approaches to Community History
179
Rx for Local Historians
187
How Not to Write Local History
189
The Local Historian His Occupational Hazards and Compensations
198
How to Write a Dull Town History
207

The Value of Local History
83
The Value of Local History
88
Nearby History Connecting Particulars and Universals
98
State Local and Regional Studies
108
Thinking Anew about Local History
115
Changes in the Community
117
Local and Community History Some Cautionary Remarks on an Idea Whose Time Has Returned
210
A Passion for Local History
233
The Stuff of History
235
Some Suggestions for Further Reading
238
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