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- Prologue
- Part One: The Era of Hopes and Accomplishments
- 1. Prelude to Reform, 1866–1870
- 2. History’s Role in the Regeneration of the Fatherland
- 3. The Institutionalization of Historical Study in the New Sorbonne
- 4. In Search of La Méthode Historique
- 5. History as Civic Instruction: The Conflict of Science and Patriotism
- 6. The Record of Scholarly Achievement, 1876–1900
- Part Two: Interdisciplinary Conflicts and Revised Objectives
- 7. The Challenge of the Science of Society
- 8. Henri Berr and the “Terrible Craving for Synthesis”
- 9. The Dissolution of the Republican Consensus
- 10. Social Science and the Restoration of the Republican Synthesis
- Epilogue
- Appendices
- Notes
- Works Cited
- Index
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