Acknowledgements Foreword; J. Carr Notes on the Contributors An Autobiography; E. H. Carr Introduction: E. H. Carr: A Critical Reassessment; M. Cox LIFE AND TIMES E. H. Carr's Search for Meaning: 1892-1982; J. Haslam E. H. Carr - The Aberystwyth Years: 1936-47; B. Porter 'An Active Danger': E. H. Carr at The Times 1940-46; C. Jones THE RUSSIAN QUESTION Carr's Changing Views of the Soviet Union; R. W. Davies The Soviet Carr; S. White E. H. Carr and Isaac Deutscher: A Very 'Special Relationship'; M. Cox E. H. Carr the Cold War and the Soviet Union; H. Ticktin INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS Carr and his Early Critics: Responses to The Twenty Years' Crisis 1939-1946; P. Wilson E. H. Carr and the Quest for Moral Revolution in International Relations; P. Rich Theories as Weapons: E. H. Carr and International Relations; T. Dunne E. H. Carr Nationalism and the Future of the Sovereign State; A. Linklater Reason and Romance: The Place of Revolution in the Works of E. H. Carr; F. Halliday WHAT IS HISTORY? The Lessons of What isHistory? A. Stephanson An English Myth? Rethinking the Contemporary Value of What is History?; K. Jenkins E. H. Carr and the Historical Mode of Thought; R. Germain Appendix 1: E. H. Carr: Chronology of his Life and Work 1892-1982 Appendix 2: Papers of E. H. Carr 1892-1982: Historian Index. Language: English