Marnie Hughes-Warrington

I came across Fifty Key Thinkers on History the second edition while looking for a suitable guide to Carr's What is History? which I initially found a bit perplexing.

Warrington's review of fifty leading historiography trailblazers however put me right and introduced me to potent key concepts regarding the primacy of history in human social development. I recommend this easy to read book to all budding historians.

Thoughtful book raises more questions than it answers in terms of how the object of historical film studies is often arbitrarily defined and how looking at films and history more widely in terms of reception, production, promotion and distribution would make more sense.