The nineteenth-century German historians continue to raise much interest. Yet relatively few translations. This gave the project on historiagráficas conceptions of some of the most distinguished historians of the nineteenth century. The time frame of this volume is from the eighteenth to the mid twentieth century, with the center in the nineteenth. There is no doubt that the seven selected historians are among the most important Germans of the time. The thematic approach is not the work of historians as such, but their theoretical conceptions in which we can distinguish two major trends, namely, idealism and positivism._x000D_

Leopold Ranke is a central author in this process profecionalización of historiography that characterizes the discipline of historiography in the early nineteenth century. Johann Gustav Droysen developed the first general theory histótica research in German._x000D_
In his essay on Theodor Mommsen, focuses attention on the ideological aspects of his work, especially in the monumental History of Rome, which earned him the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1902, first prize for literature awarded to a German and only a historian._x000D_
The conception of historiography Bukhardt Jacb clearly differs from that of Mommsen and other historians of the Germans._x000D_
Bukhardt gives much less weight to the facts that your teacher Ranke and even despises the "truth" of history._x000D_
The historiographical essay on the concept of Wilhelm Dilthey and the accumulation of life experiences complements and deepens the historian's training and only then "will capture the events, processes and historical events."_x000D_
To transcend the limits Meinecke Friedriech nineteenth century. Meinecke's historicism advocated as one of the greatest revolutions human histroia ...