Paul Herman Knihy

This comprehensive bibliography offers an extensive overview of Robert E. Howard's prolific career, showcasing his contributions across various genres, including his iconic creation, Conan the Cimmerian. Compiled by expert Paul Herman and Glenn Lord, it features more than double the information of previous bibliographies, documenting every story, poem, letter, and publication associated with Howard. This essential resource highlights Howard's status as a foundational figure in Sword and Sorcery literature, revealing the breadth of his literary legacy.

This book provides an accessible exploration of Hayden White's ideas, tracing their evolution from the 1950s to today. Herman Paul highlights White's belief in the moral nature of historical writing and discusses key concepts like trope and discourse. It serves as a valuable resource for students and scholars in the humanities.

Engaging with various forms of art and political discourse, this book explores the nature of history and its impact on individual and collective identities. It provides a clear introduction to historical theory, prompting readers to consider how the past shapes present experiences and perceptions. Through diverse examples, it encourages critical thinking about the relationship between history and personal or societal development.

Why do historians so often talk about objectivity, empathy, and fair- mindedness? What roles do such personal qualities play in historical studies? And why does it make sense to call them virtues rather than skills or habits? This title is also available as Open Access on Cambridge Core.

Le 25 mars 1957, le Traité instituant la Communauté européenne était signé à Rome par les représentants des six pays fondateurs. En un demi siècle, le projet européen a évolué et bien d'autres pays ont rejoint l'Union européenne. Parallèlement à cette construction politique, la bande dessinée connaissait également sa propre révolution ; acquérant au fil des décades, ses lettres de noblesse tout en abordant des genres de plus en plus riches. La découverte de villes jusqu'alors absentes des bandes dessinées semble suivre l'évolution européenne. L'espace s'agrandit au profit de l'imaginaire pour le plaisir des yeux et la découverte d'horizons nouveaux.