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Historical methodology and the development of Bahá'í scholarship| |
| Author | Sholeh A. Quinn |
Title of item | Historical methodology and the development of Bahá'í scholarship |
Subtitle of item | toward dispelling a false dichotomy |
Volume | 9 |
| Parent publication | Bahá'í Studies Review |
Publisher of this ed. | London: Association for Bahá'í Studies English-Speaking Europe |
| Date of this edition | 1999 |
| Language | English |
| Permission | editor and publisher |
| Posted | 2010-07-16 by Jonah Winters |
| Formatted | 1999 by Chris Manvell |
| Classified in | Published Articles |
| URL | bahai-library.com/quinn_historical_research |
| Abstract | 'Bahá'í Studies' is multi-faceted and can include various non-exclusive approaches, including academic history and historical research -- the nature of both of which is outlined here; scholastic methodology; "professional" history and Bahá'í scholarship. |
| Notes | This paper was originally a talk presented at Bosch Bahá'í school in 1997 to a non-academic audience. It was written specifically for a Bahá'í audience with no background at all in history or historical methodologies. In my view, it is important that academics continue to communicate something about their various methodologies to Bahá'ís without any university background. [-S.Q., 1999] |
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