Understanding History: A Primer of Historical Method

Allport American Indian analysis analytic anthropological anthropologists attitudes autobiographies behavior biography Blumer chapter Chicago chief concepts conceptual scheme contemporary credibility culture deal diary discussion docu ethnographic Ethnology example experience fact factors field worker give Herbert Blumer Hidatsa historian historical method Hopi human document hypotheses important individual influence informant interest interpreter interview investigator Journal kind Kluckhohn language Leon Trotsky LOUIS GOTTSCHALK materials ment Molokans motivations narrative native Navaho Negro nonliterate observation obtained original particular past patterns perhaps personal document method Polish Peasant possible Praxiteles present primary problem psychoanalysts psychological published questions reaction records regarding relevant reliability Robert Redfield role scientific significant situation social sciences social scientists society sociological sociologists sources story technique testimony tests theory Thucydides tion tribe truth understanding various verified W. I. Thomas writing York Yurok