Abstract
Durirg th" last decades anew trend in historical research is appa~ rent. This new trend has three dimensions: a). The increasing preference for quantitative methods and methods of rigerous thinking; b) the growing interest in mu1tidisciplianary problematique; c) the extension of the research field, to embrace aspects of every day life and actual issue~. Development of cities is for instance, one of the en yogue etxen sive historical research domains. in the light of these observations the underlying study is very much worth reviewing.
Abstract
Durirg th" last decades anew trend in historical research is appa~
rent. This new trend has three dimensions: a). The increasing preference for quantitative methods and methods of rigerous thinking; b) the
growing interest in mu1tidisciplianary problematique; c) the extension
of the research field, to embrace aspects of every day life and actual
issue~. Development of cities is for instance, one of the en yogue etxen
sive historical research domains. in the light of these observations the
underlying study is very much worth reviewing.
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| Primary Language | English |
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| Journal Section | Book Review |
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| Publication Date | May 1, 1992 |
| Published in Issue | Year 1992 Volume: 16 Issue: 27 |