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They focus, however, upon critical analysis of the day s readings. Based on recent historical scholarship, it supplements the material provided by the lectures and offers additional contexts for the issues raised there and in the other readings. While you should feel free to raise questions or comments about the textbook in section, you are expected to master this material primarily on your own. They may be documents or texts, and are our most direct means of learning about the past. Most time in sections is devoted to critical analysis of these works, and discussing what they can tell us about the past.