Atlantic history Social history 1960s-1980s: New England in the Early Modern Period of English history (Town Studies, Bremer) Late 1980s: New British history and Irish history (Pocock, Beers Quinn, Canny, Mancall, Armitage) Race, gender and class: recognizing the diversity of the American experience (Nash, Henretta, Breen) Borderland history: imposing comparative methodology (Richard White) Cultural history: breaking the reliance on the empirically verifiable narrative: the body, the public sphere, discourse, ritual and print culture (Round, Hall, Burnham, Kamensky) Ethno-history, hybridity and creolization: processes and evolution through cultural interaction, adaptation and exchanges (Axtell, Greene, Appleby) Post-colonial theory not applicable because white colonization outlasted the Revolution
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