historical account

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What he presents in the form of an historicalaccount is nothing more than a report about how he believes events proceeded.
But it also needs an especially clear understanding of what the function of psychological description might be taken to involve in an historicalaccount.
One is to trace their genesis in a shared context, to give a historicalaccount that is rich enough to encompass seemingly diverse cultural manifestations.
He does so in a footnote which appears as one of a series that present a historicalaccount of work on imaginaries.
In this sense the availability of individual level information can increase the confidence in an historicalaccount without actually becoming part of the account itself.
The paper develops a social historicalaccount of this relationship, and reflects on its significance for the history of selfhood in the twentieth century.
We have presented a historicalaccount of the notion of "indigenous" language with the goal of refining the study of language endangerment.
Each section begins with a concise historicalaccount of the country concerned, and then describes the variety in terms of its phonology, grammar, and lexis.
An historicalaccount of the various theories, techniques and instruments, and the pioneers who invented or discovered them, is thoughtfully presented throughout the book.
This subjective detachment from the past corresponded to a process of objectification of the subject material - that is, preparing material for becoming part of a historicalaccount.
His historicalaccount of the matter might perhaps have been a little more complete.
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