History of Historical Science is a fascinating and in-depth study created by a team of authors that immerses the reader in the multilayered world of historical science, its development and transformations over the centuries. This book will be a real discovery for everyone who is interested not only in history as such, but also in how approaches to its study were formed and evolved. The book covers a wide range of topics, ranging from ancient times to modern trends in historical science. The authors explore how methods and approaches to the study of history have changed, how different cultural and social contexts influenced the perception of historical events and figures. Readers will be able to learn about key figures in the history of historical science, such as Herodotus, Thucydides and Vico, as well as how their ideas and methods continue to influence contemporary historical research. This book will be of interest to both students and graduate students studying history, as well as professional historians, teachers and everyone who is just interested in history. It is suitable for those who want to understand how historical science was formed, what challenges scientists faced in different eras and how they responded to these challenges. The book will also be useful to those who are interested in the philosophy of history and the methodology of scientific knowledge. One of the key topics raised in the History of Historical Science is the question of how historians interpret facts and events. The authors emphasize that history is not a static science - it is constantly evolving, and new discoveries can change our perception of the past. This makes the book particularly relevant in light of modern discussions about revising historical narratives and the need to take into account different points of view. The style of the authors is clear and accessible, which allows the reader to easily perceive complex ideas and concepts. The book is written in a living language, which makes it not only informative, but also fascinating. The authors skillfully combine scientific analysis with vivid examples and historical anecdotes, which makes reading not only informative, but also pleasant. "History of Historical Science" can be a great addition to the library of history lovers and those who seek a deeper understanding of how historical knowledge is formed. It will also be interesting for those who are looking for new approaches to the study of history and want to expand their horizons. The book can serve as a basis for discussion and research, inspiring readers to further explore historical topics. If you are looking for books that will help you deepen your knowledge in the field of history and its methodology, pay attention to such works as “How We Understand History” by Edward Hallett Carr or “History as Science” by Ivan Yakovlevich Franco . These books, like History of Historical Science, will help you look at history from a new perspective and understand how it is shaped and changed by time and circumstances. Thus, History of Historical Science is not just a book about the past, it is an invitation to reflect on how we understand and interpret history. It will inspire you to new discoveries and deepen your understanding of how historical science affects our perception of the world.