Foreword / John Hope Franklin
Introduction : the historian's vocation and the state of the discipline in the United States / Michael Kammen
PART I. UNITS AND AREAS OF STUDY.
1. Fragmentation and unity in "American medievalism" / Karl F. Morrison
2. Early modern Europe / William J. Bouwsma
3. Modern European history / William H. McNeill
4. African history / Philip D. Curtin
5. The history of the Muslim middle east / Nikki R. Keddie
6. East, southeast, and south Asia / John Whitney Hall
7. Latin America and the Americas / Charles Gibson
PART II. EXPANDING FIELDS OF INQUIRY.
8. Toward a wider vision: trends in social history / Peter N. Stearns
9. The new political history in the 1970s / Allan G. Bogue
10. Labor history in the 1970s: toward a history of the American worker / David Brody
11. Community studies, urban history, and American local history / Kathleen Neils Conzen
12. The negro in American history: as scholar, as subject / Jay Saunders Redding
13. Women and the family / Carl N. Degler
14. Intellectual and cultural history / Robert Darnton
14. Marking time: the historiography of international relations / Charles S. Maier
PART III. MODES OF GATHERING AND ASSESSING HISTORICAL MATERIALS.
16. Oral history in the United States / Herbert T. Hoover
17. Psychohistory / Peter Loewenberg
18. Quantitative social-scientific history / J. Morgan Kousser
19. Comparative history / George M. Fredrickson
20. The teaching of history / Hazel Whitman Hertzberg
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