Philosophy and Practice in Writing a History

Examines assumptions about history writing that historians of ancient Israel and Judah employ. This work aims to situate the study of ancient Israel and Judah in the broader intellectual context of academic history in general.

Megan Bishop Moore is Adjunct Professor of Religion at Wake Forest University.

Introduction
Current Philosophical Issues in History Writing
Evaluating and Using Evidence
Assumptions and Practices of Historians of Ancient Israel in the Mid-Twentieth Century
Assumptions and Practices of Minimalist Historians of Ancient Israel
Non-Minimalist Historians of Ancient Israel
Summary and Conclusions
Bibliography
Index
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Philosophy and Practice in Writing a History of Ancient Israel

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