...Bernard D. Ansel 101 See for example, Eizaguirre, Tierra del Fuego , 274; La Nación , June 7, 1893. 102 Spears, The Gold Diggings , 10. 103 Sucesión de Julio Popper, AGN-T, leg. 7644, fol. 103, 119-121. At the time Jews were generally buried in a special section of the British...

...Bernard D. Ansel Popper: un conquistador patagónico. Sus hazañas, sus escritos . By Lewin Boleslao . Buenos Aires , 1967 . Editorial Candelabro . Illustrations. Notes . Pp. 231 . Paper. Copyright 1969 by Duke University Press 1969 Julius Popper, a Rumanian engineer...

... Mitrea, had some interesting adventures with the troops of Juárez. A Rumanian engineer, Iuliu Popper, played a significant part in opening up Tierra del Fuego (the attraction was gold), and he has left an account of the area in French (Terre de Feu , 1887). Even in Communist Rumania, Nicolae Titulescu...

... Higgins cites to frame his approach has more affinity with political science than with social history. This makes for a fresh and unpredictable discussion of theory in his introduction. Here he juxtaposes the antihistoricism of scholars like Karl Popper and George Kennan with the contemporary pragmatism...

... “for its own sake” — contains most of the elements of what conventional theory calls “historicism.” The historian shapes his materials, if not in accordance with what [Karl] Popper calls (and criticizes as) a “framework of preconceived ideas,” then in response to the imperatives of narrative discourse...

... is well known to most inquirers. However, unlike E. H. Carr in his What is History ? (New York, 1962) 119, fn. 8, I feel no obligation to avoid using the term simply because Karl R. Popper has robbed it of any precise meaning in his Poverty of Historicism (London, 1957). I use the term in Mannheim’s...

... with the conquest of the desert or with Julio Popper's gold expeditions to Tierra del Fuego in the final decades of the nineteenth century. Rather, while these campaigns claimed the region that President Roca called a res nullius, the Argentine government failed to populate the south with “civilized” Argentines...