Title: Remedial Historiography 101
Review: This book would work well for an undergraduate Historical Methods class, but is fairly remedial and omits much in covering a broad swath while including superfluous chapters. Assessing validity of source material is such a basic enterprise that I was shocked to see a chapter on it, but nothing on the Frankfurt School. No book can please everyone, but this is REALLY a basic primer into source analysis and themes in historiography. Adding insult to injury, the book is structured in outline form, which makes it as engaging as a staff meeting or a lecture, but at least you can skim.
Is this product review negative?