How to be a historian: Scholarly personae in historical studies, 1800–2000

Introduction : Scholarly Personae : What They Are And Why They Matter / Herman Paul -- 1. The Contested Persona Of The Historian : On The Origins Of A Permanent Conflict / Ian Hunter -- 2. Ranke Vs Schlosser : Pairs Of Personae In Nineteenth-century German Historiography / Herman Paul -- 3. Fixing Genius : The Romantic Man Of Letters In The University Era / Travis E. Ross -- 4. Generational Continuities And Composite Personae : French Historiography From The 1870s To The 1950s / Camille Creyghton -- 5. Pasha And His Historic Harem : Edward A. Freeman, Edith Thompson, And The Gendered Personae Of Late-victorian Historians / Elise Garritzen -- 6. Interpretive And Investigative : The Emergence And Characteristics Of Modern Scholarly Personae In China, 1900-30 / Q. Edward Wang -- 7. Coalescence And Conflict : Historians And Their Personae In The Portuguese New State / António Da Silva Rêgo -- 8. The Emergence Of The English Marxist Historian's Persona : The English Revolution Debate Of 1940-41 / Sina Talachian -- 9. Of Communism, Compromise And Central Europe : The Scholarly Persona Under Authoritarianism / Monika Baár -- 10. What Is An African Historian? Negotiating Scholarly Personae In Unesco's General History Of Africa / Larissa Schulte Nordholt -- 11. The Finitude Of Personae : Bryce Lyon, François Louis Ganshof, And The Biography Of Pirenne / Henning Trüper. Edited By Herman Paul. Includes Bibliographical References And Index. Electronic Reproduction. Oxford Available Via World Wide Web.