title: People in Perspective, the People’s Perspective. Perspectivism and Positivism
abstract: r e S cholarly accounts of the past in Poland rarely take the form of perspectival narratives.1 For the most part, contemporary domestic historical writing likes to appear behind a screen of neutrality, factuality and objectivity, and authors tend to shy away from clearly indicating the perspective from which they are speaking.Texts written in this way are considered as excellent exemplifications of the study of history, meeting -at least in this one respect -the strict requirements of the histo
journal: Teksty Drugie