What are the three paradigms of western historiography?

The three paradigms of western historiography are admonitory historiography paradigm, narrative paradigm and hierarchical paradigm.

1. The paradigm of warning historiography: From ancient Greece to early modern times, western historiography took warning as its purpose and took history as a mirror, so that gains and losses could be clearly understood.

2. Narrative Paradigm:1At the beginning of the 9th century, Frank advocated an objective description of history, which opened up modern western positivist historiography.

3. The paradigm of "structure and function": At the beginning of the 20th century, the yearbook school redefined history from the perspective of sociology, holding that history is the evolution of social structure and classified it as a humanities subject.