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基本説明
Over the past seven years, historian and broadcaster Daniel Snowman has interviewed for History Today magazine a selection of some of the finest historians alive. Contents: David Cannadine (October 1998) - Eric Hobsbawm (January 1999) - Peter Burke (April 1999) - Antonia Fraser (October 2000) - David Starkey (January 2001) - Ian Kershaw (July 2001) - Simon Schama (July 2004) - Jeremy Black (April 2005) - Norman Davies (July 2005), etc.
Full Description
History in all its forms is more popular nowadays than ever. History programmes on television can attract audiences in the millions, as do top heritage sites, while growing numbers of people pursue family and local history and join historical re-enactment societies. A bestselling history book can nowadays outsell a popular novel, something almost unimaginable fifty years ago.
Who are the men and women who have helped make the past of such absorbing interest to the present, and how have they done so? In his stimulating anthology of essays about the life and work of some of our leading historians, Daniel Snowman provides a vivid snapshot of history and historians in our new century.
Included in Historians are: Jeremy Black, John Brewer, Asa Briggs, Peter Burke, David Cannadine, Linda Colley, Norman Davies, Natalie Zemon Davis, Christopher Dyer, Richard J. Evans, Niall Ferguson, Felipe Fernández-Armesto, Orlando Figes, Eric Foner, Roy Foster, Antonia Fraser, Eric Hobsbawm, Geoffrey Hosking, Lisa Jardine, John Keegan, Ian Kershaw, John Morrill, Laurence Rees, Lyndal Roper, Simon Schama, Peter Stansky, David Starkey, Theodore Zeldin.
Contents
Introduction
David Cannadine (October 1998)
Eric Hobsbawm (January 1999)
Peter Burke (April 1999)
Theodore Zeldin (July 1999)
Asa Briggs (October 1999)
Eric Foner (January 2000)
John Keegan (May 2000)
Geoffrey Hosking (July 2000)
Antonia Fraser (October 2000)
David Starkey (January 2001)
Ian Kershaw (July 2001)
Roy Foster (October 2001)
Lyndal Roper (January 2002)
Christopher Dyer (May 2002)
Peter Stansky (July 2002)
Natalie Zemon Davis (October 2002)
Linda Colley (January 2003)
Orlando Figes (April 2003)
Felipe Fernandez-Armesto (July 2003)
Lisa Jardine (October 2003)
Richard J. Evans (January 2004)
John Brewer (April 2004)
Simon Schama (July 2004)
Niall Ferguson (October 2004)
Laurence Rees (February 2005)
Jeremy Black (April 2005)
Norman Davies (July 2005)
John Morrill (October 2005)
