Historians must be aware of their biases and assumptions from "summary" of What is History? by E. H. Carr
Historians, in their quest to understand the past, must confront the fact that they are not impartial observers but rather individuals with their own biases and assumptions. These biases can arise from a variety of sources, such as personal experiences, cultural background, or ideological beliefs. It is crucial for historians to be cognizant of these biases, as they can influence the way in which historical events are interpreted and presented.
Awareness of one's biases is not enough, however. Historians must also be willing to challenge their assumptions and consider alternative perspectives. This requires a willingness to engage with different viewpoints and to critically evaluate the evidence at hand. By doing so, historians can strive towards a more nuanced and comprehensive unde...
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