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Title Geskiedenis as universiteitsvak in verhouding tot ander vakgebiede The interrelationship between History and other disciplines taught at university level
Full text http://hdl.handle.net/2263/11018
Date 1971
Author(s) Spies, F.J. du T.(François Jacobus du Toit), 1912-
Contributor(s) University of Pretoria. Dept of History
Abstract In this lecture two aspects of the subject as stated above are being considered: in the first place the emergence of History as an academic discipline in universities overseas as well as in South Africa, and in the second place the interrelationship between History and other disciplines taught at university level. It was not before the nineteenth century that History was generally accepted as an independent discipline. Before that it was subordinate to other subjects. It was considered as a branch of Literature or taught in conjuction with other subjects such as Law, Philosphy, Theology and Political Science. In other words, History was considered as an auxilliary to other disciplines. - http://explore.up.ac.za/record=b1747397
Subject(s) History; Social sciences; 907.11; Historiography; History -- Study and teaching (Higher)
Coverage AD
Language Afrikaans
Publisher University of Pretoria
Relation Publikasies van die Universiteit van Pretoria. Nuwe reeks ; nr. 63; Publications of the University of Pretoria. New series ; no.63; Inaugural addresses (University of Pretoria); Adobe Acrobat Reader
Type of publication Text
Format 14 p. ; 23 cm.; Printed text
Source Original publication: Spies, F. J. du Toit. Geskiedenis as universiteitsvak in verhouding tot ander vakgebiede (Pretoria: Universiteit van Pretoria, 1971), 14 p.
Rights University of Pretoria
Repository Pretoria - University of Pretoria, Theses and Dissertations
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