The new nature of history: Knowledge, evidence, language

*The New Nature of History: Knowledge, Evidence, Language* (2001) is one of the most influential works by British social historian Arthur Marwick. The book serves as a complete reworking of his 1970 classic, *The Nature of History*. The work focuses on a rigorous defense of the traditional empirical method against postmodernist theories and radical relativism. Marwick directly addresses three fundamental questions for any student in the field: what history is, why we study it, and how it is done.

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