In this interview, Marek Tamm asks questions concerning some of the main developments and arguments in Eelco Runia's thinking about history. The following topics are discussed: the relations between history, psychology and fiction; the critique of representationalism in the contemporary philosophy of history; the presence of the past; the question of continuity, discontinuity and mutation in history; the importance of metonymy as the quintessential historical trope; the influence of Giambattista Vico on Runia's thinking; the intellectual affinities between Runia and Hans Ulrich Gumbrecht; and Runia's ongoing research project on Red Queen history.</p
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In this interview, Marek Tamm asks questions concerning some of the main developments and arguments ...
In this interview Marek Tamm asks questions concerning some of the main developments and arguments i...
In this interview, Jonathan Menezes asks Frank Ankersmit about various aspects of his theory of hist...
Most of history is forgetting. In fact, as Paul Ricoeur reminds us: “There is forgetting wherever th...
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The interest in publishing an interview with Professor Peter Lee comes in sync with the wish of brin...
In this interview Marek Tamm asks questions concerning some of the main developments and arguments i...
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What societies choose to remember about the Past can pose challenges for professional gatekeepers in...
In this article, I investigate some of the elements and mechanisms involved in the process in which ...
The article interprets that it is hardly surprising then that philosophers of history point to the s...
The purpose of the interview was to talk to David Lowenthal about the imminent release of his update...
The article attempts to analyze the public debate in a present day Poland focused on the country's r...
This article investigates the nature of historical consciousness – conceptualizations and constructi...
In this interview, Marek Tamm asks questions concerning some of the main developments and arguments ...
In this interview Marek Tamm asks questions concerning some of the main developments and arguments i...
In this interview, Jonathan Menezes asks Frank Ankersmit about various aspects of his theory of hist...
Most of history is forgetting. In fact, as Paul Ricoeur reminds us: “There is forgetting wherever th...
Præsenterer Living-in-History paradigmet og resultater fra de første 10 samples samt diskuterer selv...
The interest in publishing an interview with Professor Peter Lee comes in sync with the wish of brin...
In this interview Marek Tamm asks questions concerning some of the main developments and arguments i...
This interview with Professor Jan Vansina, conducted in the mid-1980s by Szilárd Biernaczky, is the ...
What societies choose to remember about the Past can pose challenges for professional gatekeepers in...
In this article, I investigate some of the elements and mechanisms involved in the process in which ...
The article interprets that it is hardly surprising then that philosophers of history point to the s...
The purpose of the interview was to talk to David Lowenthal about the imminent release of his update...
The article attempts to analyze the public debate in a present day Poland focused on the country's r...
This article investigates the nature of historical consciousness – conceptualizations and constructi...