Historical Narratives and Elite Historiography
The article discusses the importance of the science of history in shaping the nation's identity and understanding historical transformations and the future. It highlights the challenges faced by contemporary historical writing, including the weak presence of historians in analyzing current events. It emphasizes the need for the historian-researcher to possess qualities such as broad knowledge, critical thinking, and objectivity. Additionally, it underscores the necessity of specialized institutions that value the work of historians during their lifetime, not only after their death, as was the case with Ibn Khaldun.
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