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    UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD HISTORY FACULTY 2006 ST. AUGUSTINE Introduction to ST Augustine, The City of God (1950) de Civitate Dei XV. And augustine=s idea of the Christian society= (Speculum 25.1950) Saeculum: History and Society in the theology of augustine, (1970) The Prince tr. And ed. Q. Skinner and R. Price (1988)

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    UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD HISTORY FACULTY 2006 ST. AUGUSTINE Introduction to ST Augustine, The City of God (1950) de Civitate Dei XV. And augustine=s idea of the Christian society= (Speculum 25.1950) Saeculum: History and Society in the theology of augustine, (1970) The Prince tr. And ed. Q. Skinner and R. Price (1988)

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    UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD HISTORY FACULTY 2006 ST. AUGUSTINE Introduction to ST Augustine, The City of God (1950) de Civitate Dei XV. And augustine=s idea of the Christian society= (Speculum 25.1950) Saeculum: History and Society in the theology of augustine, (1970) The Prince tr. And ed. Q. Skinner and R. Price (1988)

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    The document provides a detailed bibliography on historiography from Tacitus to Weber, covering major historians and their works from antiquity to the early 20th century.

    Some of the major figures and topics discussed include Tacitus, St. Augustine, Machiavelli, Gibbon, Ranke, and Weber. Other topics covered include Renaissance history and the development of historical thought in Germany.

    The sources listed cover historical periods from antiquity to the early 20th century and fields like ancient, medieval, early modern and modern European history. It also discusses the development of history as an academic discipline.

    THE PRELIMINARY EXAMINATION IN HISTORY

    Historiography: Tacitus to Weber

    Bibliography

    THIS BIBLIOGRAPHY IS UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD HISTORY FACULTY 2006

    1.

    TACITUS >Tacitism=, in T.A. Dorey (ed.), Tacitus (1969). Tudor Historical Thought (1967).

    Peter Burke, F.J. Levy,

    Hugh Lloyd-Jones (ed.), Tacitus. The Annals and History, trans. A.J. Church and W.J. Broadribb (1964): introduction. Ronald Martin, Ronald Mellor, Ronald Syme, Tacitus (1981). Tacitus (1993). Tacitus (1958).

    2.

    ST. AUGUSTINE Introduction to St Augustine, The City of God (1950). Augustine of Hippo chs. 23-27. Christianity and Classical Culture (1940). >De Civitate Dei XV.2 and Augustine=s idea of the Christian society= (Speculum 25.1950). >The development of Augustine=s ideas on society before the Donatist controversy= (Harvard Theological Review 47.1954). The Christian Philosophy of Saint Augustine, tr. L.E.M. Lynch (1961). Saeculum: History and Society in the Theology of Augustine, (1970). Thologie de l=histoire (1968). >Pagan and Christian Historiography in the Fourth Century AD= (ed. A. Momigliano, The Conflict between Paganism and Christianity in the Fourth Century/id., Essays in Ancient and Modern Historiography). >St. Augustine and the Christian Idea of Progress - the Background of the City of God= (Journal of the History of Ideas 12.1951).

    R.H. Barrow, P. Brown, C.N. Cochrane, F.E. Cranz, F.E. Cranz, E.H. Gilson, R.A. Markus, H.I. Marrou, A. Momigliano,

    T.E. Mommsen, 3.

    MACHIAVELLI

    -2I. Also by Machiavelli Florentine Histories tr. & ed. L. Banfield & H. Mansfield (1988) The Prince tr. & ed. Q. Skinner & R. Price (1988) II. Commentary P. Bondanella, Felix Gilbert, Felix Gilbert J.M. Najemy, J.M. Najemy Mark Phillips, Mark Phillips Quentin Skinner, Quentin Skinner, Machiavelli and the Art of Renaissance History (1973) Machiavelli and Guicciardini: Politics and History in 16th Century Florence (1965) History: Choice and Commitment (1977) [essays] Arti and Ordini in Machiavellis Istorie Fiorentine, in S. Bertelli and G. Ramakus (eds.), Essays Presented to Myron Gilmore (1978) Machiavelli and the Medici: the lessons of Florentine history, Renaissance Quarterly 35 (1982) Machiavelli, Guicciardini and the tradition of vernacular historiography in Florence, American Hist. Rev. 84 (1979) Barefoot boy makes good: a study of Machiavellis historiography, Speculum 59 (1984) Machiavelli (Oxford Past Masters, 1981) Machiavellis Discorsi and the pre-humanist origins of republican ideas in G. Bock et al. (eds.), Machiavelli and Republicanism (1990)

    III. Context Eric Cochrane, D.J. Wilcox, 4. GIBBON Historians and Historiography in the Italian Renaissance (1981) The Development of Florentine Humanist Historiography in the 15th Century (1969)

    I. Also by Gibbon Memoirs of My Life (Penguin ed., 1984)

    This bibliography is University of Oxford, History Faculty, 2006

    -3II. Commentary A. Momigliano, Gibbons Contribution to Historical Method [1954], in Studies in Historiography (1966)

    Hugh Trevor-Roper, The historical philosophy of the Enlightenment, Studies in Voltaire an the 18th Century 27 (1963) Hugh Trevor-Roper Hugh Trevor-Roper The idea of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire in ed. W.H. Barber et al., The Age of Enlightenment (1967) Gibbon and the publication of The Decline and Fall, Journal of Law and Economics 19 (1976)

    G. Bowersock et al. (eds.), Gibbon and the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire (1977) John Burrow, Roy Porter, P.R. Ghosh, P.R. Ghosh, P.R. Ghosh Gibbon (Oxford Past Master, 1985) Gibbon (1988) Gibbon Observed, Journal of Roman Studies 81 (1991) The Conception of Gibbons History, in ed. R. McKitterick & R. Quinault, Gibbon and Empire (1996) c.12 Edward Gibbon, Encyclopaedia of Historians & Historical Writing (1999)

    D. Womersley et al. (eds.), Edward Gibbon: Bicentenary Essays (1997) [= Studies onVoltaire and the 18th Century 355] III. Texts D.R. Kelley (ed.), Versions of History (1991) c.9 The Enlightenment

    This bibliography is University of Oxford, History Faculty, 2006

    -45. MACAULAY

    I. Also by Macaulay Critical and Historical Essays (eg. Everyman ed.), Hallam (1828), Bacon (1837) The History of England [1848] c.3 II. Commentary Leslie Stephen, J. Cotter Morison, H.A.L. Fisher, H. Butterfield, Peter Geyl, John Clive, J. Hamburger, Macaulay [1876], repr. Hours in a Library (1879) Macaulay (1882), esp. c.3 The Whig Historians, Proc. Brit. Acad. 14 (1928), repr. Pages from the Past (1939) The Englishman and his History (1944) I, cc.i, v; II, cc.i-ii Macaulay in his Essays, Debates with Historians (1955) Macaulay: the Shaping of the Historian (1973) esp. cc.4-5, Epilogue Macaulay and the Whig Tradition (1976)

    Hugh Trevor-Roper, Introduction to Lord Macaulay, The History of England (Penguin ed., 1979) John Burrow, P.R. Ghosh, P.R. Ghosh III. Biography G.O. Trevelyan, Leslie Stephen, Life and Letters of Lord Macaulay (1876 & repr.) Macaulay, Dictionary of National Biography A Liberal Descent (1981), Part I Macaulay and the heritage of the Enlightenment, EHR 112 (1997) Whig Interpretation of History in Encyclopaedia of Historians & Historical Writing (1999) ed. K. Boyd

    This bibliography is University of Oxford, History Faculty, 2006

    -56. RANKE

    I. Also by Ranke The Theory and Practice of History (1973) [also prints some of the set texts] ed. G. Iggers and K. von Moltke II. Commentary F. Meinecke, F. Meinecke, F. Meinecke, T.H. von Laue, P. Geyl, G.G. Iggers, L. Krieger, F. Gilbert, (1990) Machiavellism [1924] (tr. 1957) c.15 Leopold von Ranke [1936], in Historism (tr. 1972) Ranke and Burckhardt [1948] in ed. H. Kohn, German History: Some New German Views (1954) Leopold von Ranke: the Formative Years (1950) Ranke in the light of the catastrophe, Debates with Historians (1955) The German Conception of History (1968) cc.15 Ranke: the Meaning of History (1977) History: Politics or Culture? Reflections on Ranke and Burckhardt

    J. Powell and G. Iggers (eds.), The Shape of History: Ranke and the Discipline of History (1990) P. Bahners, D. R. Kelley, III. Other Texts J. G. Herder, ed. F. Stern, IV. Context L.J. Baack, Christian Bernstorff and Prussia (1980) c.10 [The Historisch-Politische Zeitschrift] Yet another philosophy of history [1774] in Herder on Social and Political Culture (1969) ed. F.M. Barnard The Varieties of History (1956/70) Part I c.2 (Niebuhr) National unification and narrative unity: the case of Rankes German History in ed. S. Berger et al., Writing National Histories (1999) Fortunes of History. Historical Inquiry from Herder to Huizinga (2003) c.5

    This bibliography is University of Oxford, History Faculty, 2006

    -67. WEBER [* = of relevance to Science as a Vocation]

    I. Set Text The Protestant Ethic and the Spirit of Capitalism (and Authors Introduction, 1920), tr. Talcott Parsons [NOTE that the translation by Stephen Kalberg (Blackwell, 2002) is seriously deficient, whilst the Penguin edition (2003) is not the complete text.] II. Also by Weber General Economic History (tr. 1927), esp. Part IV *The Methodology of the Social Sciences (1949) ed. E. Shils & H. Finch, Essays I & II *Preface to Parliament and Government in Germany..., in ed. P. Lassmann & R. Speirs, Max Weber: Political Writings (1994) [pp.1305] The Protestant Ethic Debate: Max Webers Replies to his Critics 19071910 (2001) ed. D. Chalcraft & A. Harrington III. Biography Marianne Weber, IV. Commentary P. Honigsheim, Max Weber: his religious and ethical background and development, Church History 19 (1950) Max Weber [1926] (tr. 1975)

    G. Roth, History and Sociology in the Work of Max Weber, British Jnl. of Sociology (1976) W. Hennis, Max Webers Central Question, Economy and Society 12 (1983) [repr. Max Weber: Essays in Reconstruction (1988) c.1]

    ed. W.J. Mommsen & J. Osterhammel, Max Weber & his Contemporaries (1987)[eg. cc.2, 3*, 13, 15, 16] W.J. Mommsen, The Political and Social Theory of Max Weber (1989) [c.1*]

    ed. H. Lehmann & G. Roth, Webers Protestant Ethic: Origins, Evidence, Contexts (1993) cc.1, 9 P.R. Ghosh, P.R. Ghosh, P.R. Ghosh, Max Weber, in Encyclopaedia of Historians & Historical Writing (1999) Max Webers idea of Puritanism, History of European Ideas 29 (2003) Not the Protestant Ethic ? Max Weber at St. Louis, Hist. Eur. Ideas 31 (2005)

    This bibliography is University of Oxford, History Faculty, 2006

    -7V. Context & Reception J. Kuczynski, Sombart, International Encyclopaedia of the Social Sciences (1968) J. Schumpeter, *K.H. Jarausch, Economic Doctrine and Method [1914] tr. R. Aris (1954) c.IV Students, Society & Politics in Imperial Germany (1982) cc.4, 7

    *ed. P. Lassmann & I. Velody, Max Webers Science as a Vocation (1989)

    This bibliography is University of Oxford, History Faculty, 2006

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