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Understanding Primary and Secondary Sources in Historical Context

This text explores the distinction between primary and secondary sources in history, providing clear definitions and examples for each type. It begins with an overview of what history is and its importance in understanding past events. Additionally, it discusses E.H. Gombrich's metaphorical comparisons of history to "mirrors" and "a bottomless well," highlighting the complexities of historical interpretation and the nature of historical knowledge.

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Understanding Primary and Secondary Sources in Historical Context

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  1. Do Now What is a primary source? What is a secondary source? List examples of each.

  2. Do Now • What is history?

  3. Once upon a time • What do you think E. H. Gombrich intends us to understand about the nature of history when he compares it to “mirrors” and a “bottomless well?”

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