Reading in History
To read in History; you must be neutral and use more than one source to read. A source which belongs to the historical event it self and another that has another view of it.
I usually buy two books talking about the same event; but two different writers with two different backgrounds and views. This makes it clearer and makes me less bigoted to a certain view or opinion. At the end I still have doubts about what I read, if it was correct, if there was something not mentioned and if the writer was exaggerating or not.
Still, reading in History is fun.
posted by True Faith @ 9/04/2005 03:23:00 PM
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9 Comments:
I love history, I love believing those stories.
I appear in many history books.
mashalah 3alaich!!
Plz share with us what u read from ths book afterwards :)
i love reading in history 2 although its not my major but its really interesting .....last term i studied a course called ( culture and civilization ) and it was very beneficial and interesting although i can't memorize very well ;)
I didn't get the point of you quitting =/
Interesting. I should start doing that too...
From History we can learn our future.
I like the book in the image... What is it, if you remember, and where did you see it?
Sponty; I usually pick a character to be me :P
Purgy; Yes... I read a lot about you :P
Jasmine; Hala feech :) this book is an old Chinese book that I found in Victoria and Albert museum ... Sure I didn't read it for two reasons:
1. It was behind a glass box.
2. It was in Chinese :P
Jawaher;
Although my major in college was Finance ... I had three subjects in History :)
Nunu; Me too :P
Wass; look who's teaching who, how to choose books ... Man you are the expert in that.
you can never be neutral even if you try as hard as you can
q8ibloger; and that is why you can't be sure about any History book, because the writers then selves can't be neutral.
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