The document contains information about an accounting history paper written by Ninda Diva Ananta. It includes her name, student ID number, class, and date. The paper examines the use of the concepts of progress and evolution in 18th century historiography and their application to traditional accounting history. It analyzes how accounting has progressed and evolved over time from different perspectives, and suggests that narratives of progress should not be ruled out when discussing accounting history.
The document contains information about an accounting history paper written by Ninda Diva Ananta. It includes her name, student ID number, class, and date. The paper examines the use of the concepts of progress and evolution in 18th century historiography and their application to traditional accounting history. It analyzes how accounting has progressed and evolved over time from different perspectives, and suggests that narratives of progress should not be ruled out when discussing accounting history.
The document contains information about an accounting history paper written by Ninda Diva Ananta. It includes her name, student ID number, class, and date. The paper examines the use of the concepts of progress and evolution in 18th century historiography and their application to traditional accounting history. It analyzes how accounting has progressed and evolved over time from different perspectives, and suggests that narratives of progress should not be ruled out when discussing accounting history.
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Accounting History
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Accounting is progressive, accounting is evolutionary. From the point of view of the social sciences, progress is a problematic concept because it seems to imply not only change, but also improvement, and evaluation. As accounting is studied more as a social phenomenon than as a technical phenomenon, it becomes more difficult to reach consensus on what constitutes improvement. From a historically informed point of view, however, this paper examines the use of the concept of progress in eighteenth-century historiography and considers its use in conjunction with the use of the concept of evolution in "traditional" accounting history. Analyze. Citing recent advances in understanding the role of storytelling in history, this paper suggests that the use of narrative about progress in accounting should not be a priori ruled out.
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