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A category of primary source which presents visual documents published or made by an eyewitness or the participant.

Written Sources

Oral Testimonies

It determines the genuineness of the source.

Corroboration

Hermeneutics

It is a material made by man that describes what culture he belongs to.

Fossil Remains

It is a short history about the author’s life.

Point of view

A short story describing Andres Bonifacio and Daniel Tirona’s confrontation in Tejeros Convention. What type of source was stated?

Primary Source

Secondary Source

It is the part of a discourse that surrounds a word or passage and can throw light on its meaning.

Nestor Mata describing his experience about the plane crash of 1957 that took the life of former Pres. Ramon Magsaysay. What type of source was stated?

A perspective used by the author that determines the approximate “distance” of the author to the narrative he or she is writing.

Point of View

The process of systematically examining an account of what has happened in the past.

Historical Method

Historical Criticism

Historical Sources

Historical Research

He was an English historian who defined history as the re-enactment in the historian’s mind of the thought whose history he is studying.

Zeus Salazar

Edward Hallett Carr

Robin George Collingwood

Michael Joseph Oakeshott

The analysis and judgment of something or someone that develops a historian’s perspective and understanding of the past.

He defined history as what the historian makes.

These are documented conversations written and/or published by a firsthand eyewitness or the participant.

It reflects the current situation and emotion of the author in the material at the time it was written or made.

It determines if the piece of information receives, supports or confirms a theory or finding, usually referring to historical artifacts.

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