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A Bibliography
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Methodology and Method in History (RLE Accounting) book
A Bibliography
Edited ByLee Parker, Finley Graves
Edition 1st Edition
First Published 1989
eBook Published 3 December 2013
Pub. Location London
Imprint Routledge
Pages 268
eBook ISBN 9781315870885
Subjects Economics, Finance, Business & Industry
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Parker, L., & Graves, F. (Eds.). (1989). Methodology and Method in History (RLE Accounting): A Bibliography (1st ed.). Routledge. https://doi.org/10.4324/9781315870885
ABSTRACT
This bibliography provides the reader with a comprehensive reference tool that will enhance understanding of methodological issues and enable the user to employ research methods appropriate to their subject of study. It also provides accounting historians a comprehensive data base for the development of papers addressing methodological issues in an accounting history context.
Access to this type of resource is particularly crucial to the development of accounting history research since the number of papers dealing with methodological issues published in accounting history literature is very small. Hence the references in this bibliography are drawn from the literature of general history, economic and business history, legal and social history and philosophy. The scope and range of its contents are broad – references are taken from texts as well as papers published in over 450 journals.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
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Taxonomic Groups: Summary Reference Lists
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(A) GENERAL HISTORIOGRAPHY According to Webster's Dictionary, historiography is defined as "the wntmg of of particulars into a narrative that will of the process of of historical research. of accounting and if
history based on the critical examination of the sources, the selection of particulars from authentic materials, and the synthesis stand the test of critical methods." In a broad sense historiography has come to mean the study historical enquiry. It encompasses the philosophy of history, the history of historical
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(B) PHILOSOPHY OF HISTORY We consider both speculative and critical philosophy of history. The speculative philosophy of history is based on the assumption that the historical process conf01111S of historical events meaningful or of the entire historical of history? What fundamental laws govern historical development and of history are: What is the logical character of historical explanations? What degree
to a universal theme or structure waiting to be discovered. Once the universal theme is discovered, it will render the agglomeration intelligible by providing a comprehensive interpretation process. Accordingly, this approach is concerned with such questions as: What is the meaning
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(C) EVIDENCE AND SOURCES The answer to the question as to what constitutes valid evidence in historical research may vary considerably with methodological approach. Thus not only may advocates of different historical methodologies interpret the same source data differently, but they may admit as evidence widely differing categories of data. Indeed, the spectrum of historical source data may range from the most indirect data - of valid historical
including even fiction - to purely quantifiable, numerical data. Conversely, the source data an historian admits as valid evidence influences to a considerable extent the very nature of his or her study. The writings on historical evidence and sources whose titles appear in this list represent varying positions on the matter evidence and describe a variety of approaches to historical source analysis.
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(D) INTERPRETATION of historical causation is of the history of societal development. By a careful of historical causation historians can make a highly of the of change more carefully. As a of societal development it is important that one of the of assistance to all those who are
Interpretation of historical evidences and the understanding the greatest value of the study study and analysis of the nature significant contribution to an understanding of the past. Historical knowledge past can illuminate our understanding of the present.
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(E) BUSINESS AND ECONOMIC HISTORY of this bibliography business and economic history have of income within an economy in the course of economic of businessmen in the past in the process of seeking private of goods and services. As such, it emphasizes of methodological approach to business and economic history, the latter of scientific methodology and systematic application of It is often said, and it bears repeating of the detective if he is to distinguish
Although for the purpose been brought under one heading, their subject matter are distinguishable from one another. Broadly conceived, economic history concerns itself with the perforn1ance of economies in the past. The issues range from growth, stagnation, or decline of economies to distribution
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QUANTITATIVE METHODS Quantitative methods in historical research (cliometrics) range from simple data summarization to sophisticated statistical applications such as regression analysis. The early applications of quantitative methods in historical research represented a radical departure from traditional intuitive methods and occasioned considerable controversy, especially in the United States in the 1960s. In recent years, however, cliometrics has become an established methodology in historical research and the controversy has abated. Most discussion today centres on the extent to which statistical data alone may be relied upon to interpret history. Can one generalize on the basis of raw statistical data itself in the field of history or is statistics at best a of data, cliometrics has most frequently been of ordinary
corroborative tool. With regard to the subject matter to which it applies, since quantitative methods presuppose a mass used to investigate broad social structures - i.e. the social experience people - rather than the effect of major historical events. The citations included in the present bibliography contain several works that
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(G) LEGAL HISTORY The section of "Legal History" covers the world's literature on the methodology of of law. Literature which is significant for the methodology of legal of likely common interest.
the history history or the view of legal development is also included. The articles are selected from major journals throughout the world and other serial publications on law, politics, sociology, philosophy and other related disciplines. For both accounting and legal historians these references provide a source
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(H) SOCIAL DIMENSIONS an article entitled "Social History", [International Encyclopedia of the Social of the field as "the study of the structure and of human action and interaction as they have occurred in sociocultural of direction to a field which has suffered unduly from a wide diversity of views. of Sociology, the American Sociological Review, and the British of Sociology. An excellent bibliographical source is the Sociological
Sciences, Vol. 6], J. Jean Hecht conceives process contexts in the recorded past." This idealized view of social history helps bring some sense Methodological considerations concerning social history are found primarily in literature in sociology and related disciplines." The references included in this category relate to history and the social sciences, social and oral history, history and sociology as well as cultural and behavioural
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(I) NOT ABLE HISTORIANS Publications in this classification are concerned with the work of noted historical of of a whole array of
thinkers and writers. Included are analyses of their contributions and schools historical thought which some founded. The list is comprised individuals - some widely known and others that may not be so familiar to the reader. For example there are papers on the works and approach of Marx, Engels, Lenin, Hegel, Ranke, Toynbee, Aristotle, Voltaire, Weber, and Levi-Strallss. Also
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30 - FOREIGN LANGUAGE of books and articles written in languages other than of non-English language references in this
This section is a collection English that are directly or closely related to the "methodology of history." The articles are selected from the world's periodical literature in history and the related areas such as social sciences, philosophy, humanities and other interdisciplinary fields.
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(K) NATIONAL PERSPECTIVES A substantial body of methodological literature that exhibits specific national of particular issues, peculiar to a country, that have methodological aspects of particular of the historical approaches being employed of colleagues in another. The
approaches to historical research are identified in this classification. Also included are studies or exhibit the application of a particular method. Other references provide surveys and trend analyses of methods applied by historical researchers nationalities. There are even examples
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39 - (L) THE HISTORICAL RATIONALE History as an important research subject for accountants is not particularly well understood by the general accounting research community and not often clearly articulated by accounting history researchers. Here are a series of publications of questions that historical research addresses? What purposes may be served by our improved communication to the accounting of just what they
dealing with those very basic questions such as - What is history? What are the types historical research and how may it be relevant to contemporary concerns. They not only provide resources for community, but afford accounting historians a deeper understanding
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ACCOUNTING HISTORY REVIEW AND METHOD PAPERS
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The Academy of Accounting Historians expresses gratitude to the following and journals who have granted reprint permission: ,40,p. 223; 44,45,47,
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