KnowraSocial historyLinked fromLinked fromThe 44 pages that link to Social history, each with the reason it gives.All 44Related 18Narrower topic 15Compared with 11History of the familyNarrower topic: Family history is one strand of this broader approach to past social life.Women's historyNarrower topic: Its focus on ordinary lives widened the subjects available to women's history.E. P. ThompsonNarrower topic: Thompson helped establish history from below as a central social-history approach.Progressive historiographyNarrower topic: It broadened the study of social conflict beyond the political and economic elites central to many progressive accounts.French historiographyNarrower topic: Annales scholarship helped make social structures a central subject of historical research.History of mentalitiesNarrower topic: Mentalities are studied as collective patterns within broader social histories.Howard ZinnNarrower topic: Zinn’s history centers workers, enslaved people, women, and other groups often sidelined in political narratives.Philippe ArièsNarrower topic: His subjects shifted historical attention beyond political events and elite institutions.G. M. TrevelyanNarrower topic: His histories connected political events with changes in society and ordinary life.Georges DubyNarrower topic: Duby’s research helped broaden social history’s account of medieval Europe.Georges LefebvreNarrower topic: Lefebvre helped establish social groups and collective behavior as central subjects of historical explanation.Arthur M. Schlesinger Sr.Narrower topic: His research helped establish social experience as a major subject in American history.History of prostitutionNarrower topic: This approach recovers workers’ conditions alongside laws and elite accounts.Lawrence StoneNarrower topic: Stone helped make social structures and family life central subjects of historical research.Nicolas Restif de la BretonneNarrower topic: His fiction offers abundant, if mediated, evidence about social practices and assumptions.