Hartog, an important representative of the so-called "Liar School", shows how the Scythian ethnography of Herodotus may be analysed as a coherent narrative, and by virtue of that it is not proper historiography (though, Hartog balanced enough to say that this conclusion lies outsidde the scope of his investigation).

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hartog, an important representative of the so-called "liar school", shows how the scythian ethnography of herodotus may be analysed as a coherent narrative, and by virtue of that it is not proper historiography (though, hartog balanced enough to say that this conclusion lies outsidde the scope of his investigation).