by E.H. Carr · Ariel · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788434426962
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First published in 1961, E. H. Carr's 'What Is History?' has established itself as a classic introduction to the subject. Covering themes ranging from historical objectivity, the individual and society, and the nature of causality to the possibility of progress, Carr offers an insightful and incisive text that still retains the power to provoke controversy today. This edition includes an extensive introduction by Richard J. Evans, which explores the origins and impact of the work, confirming its importance in the era of postmodernism and the epistemological longing of the 21st century.
