3. Great men (or women)

6. Foucauldian history (epistemic breaks and diminution of historical agency)

7. Derridean history (fracture, division, problems of periodization)

8. Grand narratives (e.g. “the reformation”)

9. Micro-narratives (e.g. religious identity and practices in Tewkesbury)

10. Materialist or Marxist history (economic determination)

11. Techological determinism

13. Broad surveys

14. Close reading

15. Textual Scholarship

20. Micro-narratives (e.g. religious identity and practices in Tewkesbury)

21. Materialist or Marxist history (economic determination)