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1. COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS

2. OBJECTIVES: 1. To know the definition of comparative analysis. 2. Identify the aspects of Comparative Analysis in Historiography.

3. What is Comparative Analysis?

4. Comparative Analysis In historiography, a comparative analysis involves examining historical events, societies, or themes side by side to identify similarities, differences, and underlying factors that shape their development.

5. EXAMPLES of COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS IN HISTORY

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9. Key Aspects of Comparative Analysis in Historiography

10. Comparative analysis seeks to go beyond single-case studies by comparing multiple historical cases, often within or across regions and eras. 01 Purpose and Scope:

11. Historians may look at similar events in different societies (like revolutions, wars, or social reforms) to identify unique and shared factors. For example, the role of the Catholic Church in Medieval Europe with the role of Islamic religious leaders in the Ottoman Empire. 02 Cross-Cultural and Temporal Comparison:

12. Comparative analysis in history requires careful consideration of contextual differences and the avoidance of anachronism (imposing present-day concepts on the past). 03 METHODOLOGICAL CHALLENGES:

13. Comparative analysis in history requires careful consideration of contextual differences and the avoidance of anachronism (imposing present-day concepts on the past). 04 Data and Source Selection:

14. Comparative analysis allows historians to challenge assumptions about causation, better understand historical diversity, and develop theories about human societies that apply across different contexts. 05 Benefits:

15. In conclusion, Comparative A nalysis is a powerful historiographical tool that allows historians to view history through a broader lens, encouraging a more nuanced understanding of historical events, processes, and developments across time and space.