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Foreword--John Carr
• An Autobiography--E.H. Carr
• Introduction: E.H. Carr: A Critical Reassessment--Michael Cox
• Part I: Life and Times
• E.H. Carr's Search for Meaning: 1892-1982--Jonathan Haslam
• E.H. Carr--The Aberystwyth Years: 1936-1947--Brian Porter
• "An Active Danger": E.H. Carr at The Times, 1940-1946--Charles Jones
• Part II: The Russian Question
• Carr's Changing Views of the Soviet Union--R.W. Davies
• The Soviet Carr--Stephen White
• E.H. Carr and Isaac Deutscher: A Very "Special Relationship"--Michael Cox
• E.H. Carr, the Cold War and the Soviet Union--Hillel Ticktin
• Part III: International Relations
• Carr and his Early Critics: Responses to The Twenty Years' Crisis, 1939-1946 --Peter Wilson
• E. H. Carr and the Quest for Moral Revolution in International Relations--Paul Rich
• Theories as Weapons: E.H. Carr and International Relations--Tim Dunne
• E.H. Carr, Nationalism and the Future of the Sovereign State--Andrew Linklater
• Reason and Romance: The Place of Revolution in the Works of E. H. Carr--Fred Halliday
• Part IV: What is History?
• The Lessons of What is History? --Anders Stephanson
• An English Myth? Rethinking the Contemporary Value of What is History? --Keith Jenkins
• E. H. Carr and the Historical Mode of Thought--Randall Germain
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Brianna Payne
reviewed E. H. Carr on February 05, 2014 E. H. Carr
Repeats itself a bit in places, but clearly written and a very interesting topic. The analysis of bigger themes and impacts is also clear, but maybe a bit superficial - perhaps on purpose to make it accessible to a wider audience.
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