It is expected from historian to detect the historical phenomena accurately that took place in the past and to make analysis, considering the relationship between them. In doing so, historian usually presents himself as objective. However, how far is it possible to be so? This article is dealing with the following questions: Is it possible for historian to be objective? What are the primary reasons that lead historian to be subjective? How do the geographical environment and the time period in which historian lives influence the perception of historian over the historical phenomena? Is it possible that all information and evidences about the past might be accessible to historian? How significant is the exploration of cause-and-effect relationship in the historical phenomena? What are the benefits of history? Has history been –and is it still- used as a means to construct identity?
Alan : İlahiyat; Sosyal, Beşeri ve İdari Bilimler
Dergi Türü : Ulusal
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