 However, one might worry that this statement contrasts an ideal of historical scholarship with a caricature of heritage at its worst. Historians, too, are subject to concerns about how their narratives portray and map onto the record of past events (Trouillot 1995; entry on  philosophy of history).  We might think that heritage, too, should be constrained by the truth, even when it operates in the service of nationalism (Abizadeh 2004).