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STUDIA HISTORIA - Issue no. 1 / 2005 | |||||||
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DISCUSSIONS - THE LANDSCAPE OF HISTORY. HOW HISTORIANS MAP THE PAST. BY JOHN LEWIS GADDIS. NEW YORK: OXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS, 2002, XII + 192 P. Authors: . |
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Abstract: John Lewis Gaddis, professor at the Yale University, is a very well known expert in diplomatic history. His books―Strategies of Containment (1982), The Long Peace (1987), We know now: Rethinking Cold War History (1998), to name but a few―have decisively shaped our perception of the Cold War. Professor Gaddis has been lately interested in issues like historical knowledge and theory, and the present book is one of the outcomes. | |||||||