What if...? History Education and Counterfactual Thinking in the 21th century Norwegian curricula
Abstract
This paper aims to show the current state of history teaching in Norway during the transition between the curriculum implemented in 2006 and the new 2020 educational reform, and to analyze specifically the results of the official recognition granted to the didactic utility of counterfactual reflection in the classroom as a result of its incorporation since 2006 among the competence objectives of the teaching history in the educational system of this country both during compulsory education and in upper secondary education.
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ATHANASSIADI, Polymnia, Julian: An Intellectual Biography, London and New York, 2014.
BAYNES, Norman, «The Early Life of Julian the Apostate». The Journal of Hellenic Studies, 45. 2, (1925), pp. 252-254.
BEEKES, Robert, Etymological Dictionary of Greek. Volume One, Leiden, 2010.
BOWERSOCK, Glen, Julian the Apostate, Cambridge Ma., 1978.
CARCOPINO, Jêrôme, Daily Life in Ancient Rome, London,1964.
CRIBIORE, Raffaella, The School of Libanius in Late Antique Antioch, Princeton, 2007.
CRIBIORE, Raffaella, Libanius the Sophist: Rhetoric, Reality, and Religion in the Fourth Century, Ithaca, 2013.
CRUZ, Nicolás, «Juliano: César de las Galias», en Semanas de Estudios Romanos, VI, (1991), pp. 109-161.
GARCÍA-BLANCO, José, Juliano, Discursos I-V, Madrid, 1979.
GARCÍA-BLANCO, José, Juliano, Discursos VI-XII, Madrid,1982.
JENKINS, Ian, La vida cotidiana en Grecia y Roma, Madrid, 1998.
JONES, Martin, MARTINDALE, Arnold, MORRIS, John (eds.), The Prosopography of the Later Roman Empire. Volume 1, AD 260-395, Cambridge, 1971.
LÓPEZ DE HERNÁNDEZ, Nelly, «El pasado histórico en la filosofía del emperador Juliano», LIMES, 9-10, (1997-98), pp. 270-283.
MATTHEWS, John, The Roman Empire of Ammianus, London, 1989.
MOLINA, Jorge, «Teúrgia: camino de Jámblico a lo inefable», en Diánoia, 55. 65, (2010), pp. 125-149.
O'MEARA, Dominic, Platonopolis: Platonic Political Philosophy in Late Antiquity, Oxford, 2003.
P. DE SAMARANCH, Francisco, Eunapio. Vidas de filósofos y Sofistas, Buenos Aires, 1975.
REMES, Pauliina, Neoplatonism, Swansea, 2008.
RICCIOTTI, Giuseppe, Juliano el emperador apóstata: según los documentos, Barcelona, 1959.
SMITH, Rowland, Julian´s Gods. Religion and Philosophy in the Thought and Action of Julian the Apostate, London, 1995.
TEITLER, Hans Carel, The Last Pagan Emperor: Julian the Apostate and the War against Christianity, Oxford, 2017.
WRIGHT, Wilmer, Philostratus and Eunapius: The Lives of the Sophists, Cambridge Ma., 1963.
WRIGHT, Wilmer, The Works of the Emperor Julian Volume II, Cambridge Ma, Harvard University Press, 1913.
WRIGHT, Wilmer, The Works of the Emperor Julian Volume III, Cambridge Ma, Harvard University Press, 1923.
What if...? History Education and Counterfactual Thinking in the 21th century Norwegian curricula. (2021). El Futuro del Pasado, 12, 185-243. https://doi.org/10.14201/fdp202112185243
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