"What if? What might have been? What could have been?" Topic
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Tango01  | 03 Jul 2021 9:30 p.m. PST |
"These are interesting questions when considering the big questions about the past. This area of history writing involves speculation about the past and the way history is interpreted and understood. One young historian who has addressed these questions is Wollongong independent scholar Amy Penning. She has written a critique of counterfactual history. This is a controversial area of history theory and practice. Penning has written a lively discussion that analyses a contested area of historiography. In deciding whether to publish this essay I considered editing the text and decided against it. I feel that the essay is worth reproducing here in full…"
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