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Hey Guys,
Does anyone know what the theory behind Cultural History is?
Basically, what do cultural historians think drives history?
For instance, biographical historians believe in individual agency and =
psychological historians believe in unconscious motivations.
I'm writing an essay comparing different methods/theories of history, =
such as: biographical, psychological, sociological, Marxism, and =
cultural history.
And I'm having trouble figuring out cultural history.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Regards,
NL
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