Tomasz Pawelec, Professor of History at the University of Silesia in Katowice, Poland. His research interests include history of historiography in Poland and the USA, the methodology of history, and collective memory. He authored or co-authored seven books and several other publications related to these areas.

• The reconstruction of psychohistory’s guiding assumptions – the systematizing characteristics of psychohistory’s adherents’ actual research into the past – the ambiguous notion of psychohistory – psychohistorians’ “methodological thought” and their “applied methodology” – deep analyses of a few exemplary psychohistorical works

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Tomasz Pawelec, Professor of History at the University of Silesia in Katowice, Poland. His research interests include history of historiography in Poland and the USA, the methodology of history, and collective memory. He authored or co-authored seven books and several other publications related to these areas.

• The reconstruction of psychohistory’s guiding assumptions – the systematizing characteristics of psychohistory’s adherents’ actual research into the past – the ambiguous notion of psychohistory – psychohistorians’ “methodological thought” and their “applied methodology” – deep analyses of a few exemplary psychohistorical works

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Tomasz Pawelec, Professor of History at the University of Silesia in Katowice, Poland. His research interests include history of historiography in Poland and the USA, the methodology of history, and collective memory. He authored or co-authored seven books and several other publications related to these areas.

• The reconstruction of psychohistory’s guiding assumptions – the systematizing characteristics of psychohistory’s adherents’ actual research into the past – the ambiguous notion of psychohistory – psychohistorians’ “methodological thought” and their “applied methodology” – deep analyses of a few exemplary psychohistorical works

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