History Writing

What is generalisation? Discuss.

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Introduction Generalisation in history refers to the process of drawing broad conclusions from specific facts, events, or cases. It involves identifying patterns, trends, and recurring themes to explain larger historical developments. While individual events are important, generalisations help historians connect them and make sense of complex historical processes. In this post, we explore what generalisation […]

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Write short notes in about 250 words each on any two of the following: a) Generalisation b) Different Views on Indian Renaissance c) Early Indian history-writing d) Postmodernism and History-writing.

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Short Notes on Selected Topics a) Generalisation Generalisation in historiography refers to the process by which historians draw broader conclusions from specific historical data. It involves identifying patterns, trends, or recurring themes across different periods or regions. Generalisations help make sense of complex events and facilitate comparative studies. For instance, the generalisation that colonialism led

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