History and Theory: Studies in the Philosophy of History articles

Volume 54 (1)

FUTURE BY HISTORY: RETHINKING PHILOSOPHY OF HISTORY Jörn Rüsen, vol. 54 (1): 106-115
THE LIVING PAST Stephen Leach, vol. 54 (1): 116-125
GLOBAL INTELLECTUAL HISTORY BEYOND HEGEL AND MARX Sanjay Subrahmanyam, vol. 54 (1): 126-137
UNDERDOGS IN DIALOGUE Jürgen Osterhammel, vol. 54 (1): 138-147
Books in Summary vol. 54 (1): 148-151

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A REGIME OF UNTRANSLATABLES: TEMPORALITIES OF TRANSLATION AND CONCEPTUAL HISTORY ALEXANDRA LIANERI, vol. 53 (4): 473-497
1. INTRODUCTION: MULTIPLE TIMES AND THE WORK OF SYNCHRONIZATION HELGE JORDHEIM, vol. 53 (4): 498-518
2. ON ISLAMIC TIME: RETHINKING CHRONOLOGY IN THE HISTORIOGRAPHY OF MUSLIM SOCIETIES SHAHZAD BASHIR, vol. 53 (4): 519-544
3. RADICALIZING TEMPORAL DIFFERENCE: ANTHROPOLOGY, POSTCOLONIAL THEORY, AND LITERARY TIME STEFAN HELGESSON, vol. 53 (4): 545-562
4. ALL TOGETHER NOW: SYNCHRONIZATION, SPEED, AND THE FAILURE OF NARRATIVITY GEOFFREY C. BOWKER, vol. 53 (4): 563-576
5. TIME GARDENS: HISTORICAL CONCEPTS IN MODERN HISTORIOGRAPHY LUCIAN HÖLSCHER, vol. 53 (4): 577-591
FROM CATASTROPHE TO HOPE Carolyn J. Dean, vol. 53 (4): 592-602
RESISTING MODERN TEMPORALITIES: TOWARD A CRITICAL HISTORY OF BREAKS IN TIME Alexandra Lianeri, vol. 53 (4): 603-615
A TREASURE TROVE OF CHRONOLOGICAL LEARNING Michał Choptiany, vol. 53 (4): 616-624
BOOKS IN SUMMARY vol. 53 (4): 625-628

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HAMMER TIME Brian Fay, vol. 53 (3): 91-109
“FUTURE PAST”: TIME AND TELEOLOGY IN (ANCIENT) HISTORIOGRAPHY JONAS GRETHLEIN, vol. 53 (3): 309-330
IS COMPARATIVE HISTORY POSSIBLE? PHILIPPA LEVINE, vol. 53 (3): 331-347
WHAT IS A SCHOLARLY PERSONA? TEN THESES ON VIRTUES, SKILLS, AND DESIRES HERMAN PAUL, vol. 53 (3): 348-371
PHILOSOPHY IN TRANSITION: JOHN DEWEY'S “LOST” MANUSCRIPT SERGE GRIGORIEV, vol. 53 (3): 372-386
THE “THEORETICAL REVOLUTION” IN INTELLECTUAL HISTORY: FROM THE HISTORY OF POLITICAL IDEAS TO THE HISTORY OF POLITICAL LANGUAGES ELÍAS JOSÉ PALTI, vol. 53 (3): 387-405
THE HOLOCAUST IS OVER? Alexandra Garbarini, vol. 53 (3): 406-418
GENEALOGY, PROBLEMATIZATION, AND NORMATIVITY IN MICHEL FOUCAULT Todd May, vol. 53 (3): 419-427
A CRAVING FOR CRITICAL HISTORY Jouni-Matti Kuukkanen, vol. 53 (3): 428-434
DEBATING MODERNITY AS SECULAR RELIGION: HANS KELSEN'S FUTILE EXCHANGE WITH ERIC VOEGELIN Bjørn Thomassen, vol. 53 (3): 435-450
DOES INHUMANITY BREED HUMANITY? INVESTIGATION OF A PARADOX Antoon De Baets, vol. 53 (3): 451-465
WHITHER “WHAT IF” HISTORY? Gavriel D. Rosenfeld, vol. 53 (3): 451-467
BOOKS IN SUMMARY vol. 53 (3): 468-471

Volume 53 (2)

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DOCUMENT AND TIME JOSHUA KATES, vol. 53 (2): 155-174
NE ME RACONTE PLUS D'HISTOIRES: DERRIDA AND THE PROBLEM OF THE HISTORY OF PHILOSOPHY EDWARD BARING, vol. 53 (2): 175-193
“SEEING” THE PAST: TEXT AND QUESTIONS OF HISTORY IN THE RĀJATARAṄGIṆĪ SHONALEEKA KAUL, vol. 53 (2): 194-211
ANTIQUARIANISM AS GENEALOGY: ARNALDO MOMIGLIANO'S METHOD REBECCA GOULD, vol. 53 (2): 212-233
THE VERTIGO OF HISTORICAL ANALYSES IN A GLOBALIZING WORLD Angelika Epple, vol. 53 (2): 234-243
THE WORDS OF HISTORY Anton Froeyman, vol. 53 (2): 244-252
TO THE PLANETARIUM—THERE IS STILL TIME! Benjamin Aldes Wurgaft, vol. 53 (2): 253-263
TYING MEMORY TO THE GROUND Ran Shauli, vol. 53 (2): 264-276
OPACITY AND TRANSPARENCY IN HISTORICAL REPRESENTATIONS Branko Mitrović, vol. 53 (2): 277-294