Posted: February 21st, 2015

Historiography: Environmental History

Historiography: Environmental History

Order Description

(You will be using the ten Primary sources and ten Secondary sources from the Annotated Bibliography and Prospectus for this paper.)

Historiography
Your paper’s discussion of the secondary source literature should be a minimum of six pages long and loosely structured in the form of a historiographical essay. A

historiographical essay is an essay that analyzes the way a single historical topic or issue is treated by a number of authors. In general, this type of essay is

designed to take a limited body of historical writings and offer comment and analysis on how those writings describe the past. A historiographical essay is usually

problem (ie argument) or theme centered, unlike a book review, which is centered on a single publication (even though a book review does normally make some reference

to other works related to the book being discussed).

There is no single formula for organizing a historiographical essay. Like all interpretive and argumentative essays, a historiographical essay should have an

introduction defining its subject and offering a preview of the following argument, and it should end with a conclusion in which you look back over what you have said,

summarize your most important findings, and leave the reader with a significant thought to carry away from the piece. There are several different models to organize

the body of your essay that depend on the issue you are discussing and the types of readings themselves. The best approach will depend on the nature of the issue

discussed in your readings and the nature of the readings themselves.

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