This paper provides a framework to highlight the entanglement of discovery and historiography based on example rock-relief figure Karabel (Turkey), pivotal monument recognize Hittites biblical past. I lay out common narrative re-discovery's story that resemble hagiography, put it into perspective with critiques from post-colonial studies. Due ongoing damage at Karabel, hypothesize one-sided rol...

The primary focus of this study is Agostinho de Almeida Gato’s extensive account the celebrations held for acclamation John IV Portugal in 1641 Cochin. Drawing on studies Iberian monarchies as polycentric spaces, intellectual culture Estado da Índia and historiography early modern festival text analysed both a testimony to spectacle that was staged Cochin addressed Portugal. Concerning history ...

The editor of this special issue, Chaomei Chen, asked us to provide an applications-oriented view of algorithmic historiography and how it relates to understanding scientific paradigms. The first public presentations of our system for algorithmic historiography were given at the University of Pittsburgh (Garfield, 2001a) and then at Drexel University (Garfield, 2001b). In addition, a paper by t...

The historiography of immunology since 1999 is reviewed, in part as a response to claims by historians such as Thomas Söderqvist the field was still immature at the time (Söderqvist & Stillwell 1999). First addressed are the difficulties, past and present, surrounding the disciplinary definition of immunology, which is followed by a commentary on the recent scholarship devoted to the concept of...

DENYS HAY, Annalists and historians. Western historiography from the eighth to the eighteenth century, London, Methuen, 1977, 8vo, pp. viii, 215, £2.95 (paperback). For very nearly forty years the distinguished Professor of Medieval History in the University of Edinburgh has planned to write a history of European historiography. He now does so with a brilliant survey, ranging from the historian...