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The Historiography of Skanderbeg involves the study and writing of the history of Gjergj Kastrioti, known as Skanderbeg. This includes the analysis of historical sources, interpretation of events, and consideration of cultural and political factors in shaping the narrative of his life and deeds.
It aims at giving a short history of the processes by which Sami came to be mythologized as a 'national intellectual' in the historiography of socialist Albania (1945-1990) and modern Turkish historiography (from 1923 to the present).
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Computational Historiography: Data Mining in a Century of Classics Journals. David Mimno. More than a century of modern Classical scholarship has created a vast archive of journal publi-cations that is now becoming available online. Most of this work currently receives little, if any, attention.
The appropriation of Skanderbeg by Balkan historiographies is mainly made on two grounds: religious and ethnic one. The former is less exposed while the latter is more exploited. In the Religious appropriation of Skanderbeg pre-dominates the position of his struggle in the name of Christianity.
May 5, 2018 · During a major Turkish defeat at Niš, Serbia, in 1443, Skanderbeg abandoned the Turkish side and turned homewards. At the head of a small force of Albanians who had also deserted, he put his expert military skills towards reclaiming his father’s lands.
Apr 27, 2012 · This article presents computational methods for identifying patterns and testing hypotheses about Classics as a field. Such tools can help organize large collections, introduce younger scholars to the history of the field, and act as a “survey,” identifying anomalies that can be explored using more traditional methods.
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Jan 29, 2022 · What is surprising is the attempt by some researchers especially in the Balkans to overlook significant deeds of Skanderbeg and reduce it to his appropriation. The appropriation of Skanderbeg by Balkan historiographies is mainly made on two grounds: religious and ethnic one.
