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Which of the following statements is not true for post-modernist historiography?

History · Historical Method and Historiography UGC NET December 2024 History
Which of the following statements is not true for post-modernist historiography?
ASources which reflect the past are always written from somebody else's point of view
BCausation and chronology are essential for history writing ✓ Correct
CThe idea of sequential time may be abandoned in the writing of history
DHistorical sources do not have fixed and unalterable meaning
Correct answer: (B) Causation and chronology are essential for history writing — The statement that is not true is that causation and chronology are essential for history writing.
Explanation
The statement that is not true is that causation and chronology are essential for history writing.
Postmodern historiography challenges the assumptions and methods of traditional history writing.
It views history not as a mere sequence of events but as a story constructed by language and culture.
It does not consider cause-effect relationships and chronology essential to history writing.
It holds that sources are always written from someone else's perspective.
It holds that sequential time may be abandoned and that sources have no fixed meaning.

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