History and Theory

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HISTORICAL FUTURES	24
KOSELLECK'S TIMES	18
FOSSILIZATION, OR THE MATTER OF HISTORICAL FUTURES*	11
DIGITAL DOPING FOR HISTORIANS: CAN HISTORY, MEMORY, AND HISTORICAL THEORY BE RENDERED ARTIFICIALLY INTELLIGENT?	11
CIRCULATION, ARENAS, AND THE QUEST FOR PUBLIC KNOWLEDGE: HISTORIOGRAPHICAL CURRENTS AND ANALYTICAL FRAMEWORKS	11
PREDICTIONS WITHOUT FUTURES*	10
NATURAL HISTORIES FOR THE ANTHROPOCENE: KOSELLECK'S THEORIES AND THE POSSIBILITY OF A HISTORY OF LIFETIMES	9
INTO THE UNKNOWN: CLUES, HINTS, AND PROJECTS IN THE HISTORY OF KNOWLEDGE	8
EXTINCTION AND THE END OF FUTURES*	7
1. TIMES OF THE EVENT: AN INTRODUCTION	6
5. CONTROVERSIAL CHRONOLOGIES: THE TEMPORAL DEMARCATION OF HISTORIC EVENTS	5
PREFIGURATIVE HUMANITIES	5
3. LAW AND THE TIME OF ANGELS: INTERNATIONAL LAW'S METHOD WARS AND THE AFFECTIVE LIFE OF DISCIPLINES	5
CHRONOS, KAIROS, KRISIS: THE GENESIS OF WESTERN TIME	4
POTENTIAL HISTORY: READING ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE FROM INDIGENOUS KNOWLEDGES*	4
WEIGHING CONTEXT AND PRACTICES: THEODOR MOMMSEN AND THE MANY DIMENSIONS OF NINETEENTH‐CENTURY HUMANISTIC KNOWLEDGE	4
2. DESPITE SINGULARITY: THE EVENT AND ITS MANIFOLD STRUCTURES OF REPETITION	4
KNOWLEDGE IN MEDIAS RES: TOWARD A MEDIA HISTORY OF SCIENCE, MEDICINE, AND TECHNOLOGY	4
“STARING INTO THE SINGULARITY” AND OTHER POSTHUMAN TALES: TRANSHUMANIST STORIES OF FUTURE CHANGE	4
GETTING BACK TO NORMAL: ON NORMATIVITY IN HISTORY AND HISTORIOGRAPHY	3
THE ESSENTIAL TENSION: HISTORICAL KNOWLEDGE BETWEEN PAST AND PRESENT	3
OPENING DOORS: A TURN TO KNOWLEDGE	3
THE CRITICAL PROMISES OF THE HISTORY OF KNOWLEDGE: PERSPECTIVES FROM EAST ASIAN STUDIES	3
TOWARD THE RECOGNITION OF ARTIFICIAL HISTORY MAKERS	3
PUTTING CLIO BACK IN CLIOMETRICS	3

KOSELLECK ON “HISTORIES” VERSUS “HISTORY”; OR, HISTORICAL ONTOLOGY VERSUS HISTORICAL EPISTEMOLOGY	3
VIRTUAL HISTORIOGRAPHY: OPENING HISTORY TOWARD THE FUTURE	2
OPENING THE BLACK BOX OF INTERPRETATION: DIGITAL HISTORY PRACTICES AS MODELS OF KNOWLEDGE	2
STILL PLAYING WITH THE PAST: HISTORY, HISTORIANS, AND DIGITAL GAMES	2
APPROXIMATING ALGORITHMS: FROM DISCRIMINATING DATA TO TALKING WITH AN AI	2
EPISTEMIC WOUNDED ATTACHMENTS: RECOVERING DEFINITIONAL SUBJECTIVITY THROUGH COLONIAL LIBRARIES	2
THE TIME OF POLITICS, THE POLITICS OF TIME, AND POLITICIZED TIME: AN INTRODUCTION TO CHRONOPOLITICS	2
MARKING TIME AND WRITING HISTORIES	2
REOPENING THE FUTURE: EMERGING WORLDS AND NOVEL HISTORICAL FUTURES*	2
HISTORY AND POLITICS AS IF WE STILL LIVED IN THE HOLOCENE	1
METAPHYSICS IN HISTORY: NOTES ON THE ORIGINS OF AUTHORITARIANISM AND POPULISM	1
HISTORICAL PRACTICE IN THE ERA OF DIGITAL HISTORY	1
UNINTENTIONAL MONUMENTS, OR THE MATERIALIZING OF AN OPEN PAST	1
THE ENDLESS ACCUMULATION OF HISTORY IN FINANCIAL TIMES	1
2. ON THE DOMESTICATION OF CRITICAL LEGAL HISTORY	1
DELEUZE'S FOUCAULT: ON THE POSSIBILITY OF AN OUTSIDE OF KNOWLEDGE/POWER	1
COMPOSING HISTORY FOR THE WEB: DIGITAL REFORMULATION OF NARRATIVE, EVIDENCE, AND CONTEXT	1
DECONSTRUCTING HISTORICIST TIME, OR TIME'S SCRIBE	1
THE COUNTED TIME: TECHNICAL TEMPORALITIES AND THEIR CHALLENGES TO HISTORY	1
4. THEORIZING CONSTITUTIONAL HISTORY	1
WHAT, AT LONG LAST, IS HISTORICAL THEORY FOR? REFLECTIONS ON HISTORICAL THEORY IN A POST‐TRUTH WORLD	1
NIETZSCHE'S EARLY AND LATE CONCEPTIONS OF TIME AND ETERNAL RECURRENCE	1
AN AFROPESSIMIST ACCOUNT OF HISTORY	1
IMPLICATED GAMING: CHOICE AND COMPLICITY IN LUDIC HOLOCAUST MEMORY	1
CLASS OR COMMUNITY? MARX, THE RUSSIAN COMMUNE, AND CONTEMPORARY CRITICAL THEORY	1
THE THORN OF HISTORY: UNINTENDED CONSEQUENCES AND SPECULATIVE PHILOSOPHY OF HISTORY	1
HISTORY'S NARRATIVE EXPLANATION UNDER THE LOGIC OF CAUSAL IMPUTATION: AN ESSAY IN HONOR OF MAX WEBER'S DEATH CENTENARY	1
3. BEYOND REPRESENTATION: PICTORIAL TEMPORALITY AND THE RELATIONAL TIME OF THE EVENT	1
PRINCIPLES OF NARRATIVE REASON	1
HISTORY AS ANTIDOTE: THE ARGUMENT FOR DOCUMENTATION IN DIGITAL HISTORY	1
VICO'S NEW SCIENCE AND A NEW POETIC PSYCHOLOGICAL SCIENCE	1
“WHAT HAS POSTERITY EVER DONE FOR ME?”: FUTURE GENERATIONS, INTERGENERATIONAL JUSTICE, AND THE CHRONOPOLITICS OF DISTANT FUTURES	1
WHOEVER ARE HISTORIES FOR? PLURALIZATION, BORDER THINKING, AND POTENTIAL HISTORIES	1
4. EVENTS GETTING AHEAD OF THEMSELVES: RETHINKING THE TEMPORALITY OF EXPECTATIONS	1
HISTORY OF EMOTIONAL SUFFERING: FROM EMOTIONS TO NEEDS IN THE HISTORY OF EMOTIONS	1
AN APOLOGIA FOR ARTHUR LOVEJOY'S LONG‐RANGE APPROACH TO THE HISTORY OF IDEAS	1
5. FAMILY LAW MATTERS	1
RECONCEIVING THE PRACTICE OF HISTORY: FROM REPRESENTATION TO TRANSLATION	1
REQUIRED: A THEORY OF ALLOWABLE GAPS	1
REPRESENTING SPATIAL CONCEPTS: MODERN EAST ASIAN HISTORY IN A DIGITAL PUBLICATION FORMAT	1
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THE TWICE UNEARTHED: THE TROPE OF CENSORSHIP AND THE SENSE OF HISTORY	0
1. CHASING INDIA IN MEXICO CITY	0
4. A Response to François Hartog, “Chronos, Kairos, Krisis: The Genesis of Western Time	0
WHAT WE TALK ABOUT WHEN WE TALK ABOUT FASCISM	0
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LANGUAGE—HISTORY—PRESENCE	0
THE LONG GOODBYE: RECENT PERSPECTIVES ON THE KOSELLECK/SCHMITT QUESTION	0

THE REFRACTION OF WHITE: THE PRIMARY COLORS OF HAYDEN WHITE'S TROPOLOGICAL THEORY OF DISCOURSE	0
POPULAR KINEMATICS: TECHNICAL KNOWING IN THE AGE OF MACHINES	0
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5. A Response to François Hartog, “Chronos, Kairos, Krisis: The Genesis of Western Time	0
ACTS OF THOUGHT AND RE‐ENACTMENT IN COLLINGWOOD'S PHILOSOPHY OF HISTORY	0
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TRUTHFUL IS MORAL: PRACTICING ETHICAL RESPONSIBILITY IN CHINESE HISTORIOGRAPHY	0
NOSTALGIA AND (PRE‐)MODERNITY	0
CAN A PREDICTED FUTURE STILL BE AN OPEN FUTURE? ALGORITHMIC FORECASTS AND ACTIONABILITY IN PRECISION MEDICINE*	0
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GREEN BOUGHS ON THE GRAVES: UNMOORING HERAT FROM IMPERIAL TIME	0
BYSTANDERS, JEWS, AND HISTORICAL INTERPRETATION	0
SO YOU WANT TO BE A HISTORIAN?	0
TIME GARDENS, TIME FIGURES, AND TIME REGIMES	0
ENLIGHTENMENT, INFORMATION, AND THE COPERNICAN DELAY: A VENTURE INTO THE HISTORY OF KNOWLEDGE	0
COLLINGWOOD'S WHALE, CHAKRABARTY'S CONUNDRUM, AND BRAUDEL'S BORROWED TIME	0
ERRATUM TO “GREEN BOUGHS ON THE GRAVES: UNMOORING HERAT FROM IMPERIAL TIME”	0
BENEATH MEANING, ORIENTATIONAL NARRATIVES, AND DANTO'S ESSENTIALIST THEORY OF ART: ON NOËL CARROLL'S ELUCIDATIONS AND CONTESTATIONS	0
RESTORING CONTINUITY: NOTES ON HISTORY AND FICTION	0
2. READING ACROSS FIRISHTA AND CHIMALPAHIN	0
TEXTS AND TRADITIONS IN CHINESE AND COMPARATIVE PHILOSOPHY	0
WITH OR AGAINST HAYDEN WHITE? REFLECTIONS ON THEORY OF HISTORY AND SUBJECT FORMATION	0
THE ANTHROPOCENE AND THE PLANET	0
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2. A Response to François Hartog, “Chronos, Kairos, Krisis: The Genesis of Western Time	0
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HISTORY MAKING AND ETHICS—AN INTEGRAL RELATIONSHIP?	0
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THE EYE AND THE MIND: MARY CHEVES WEST PERKY, IMAGINATIVE PHENOMENOLOGY, AND THE HISTORIOGRAPHY OF REVERSE HALLUCINATION	0
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WHAT IS THE POLITICAL? A VIEW FROM THE “GLOBAL SOUTH”*	0
THE HORIZON OF HISTORY MOVED BY MODERNITY: AFTER AND BEYOND KOSELLECK	0
CLASS AND CLASS CONSCIOUSNESS ACCORDING TO E. P. THOMPSON	0
CORRIGENDUM	0
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CHRONOCENOSIS: HOW TO IMAGINE THE MULTIPLICITY OF TEMPORALITIES WITHOUT LOSING THE EMPHASIS ON POWER AND CONFLICTS	0
ADVENTURES IN TIMELAND	0
PEASANTS, BRIGANDS, AND THE CHRONOPOLITICS OF THE NEW LEVIATHAN IN THE MEZZOGIORNO	0
3. RESPONSES FROM LATIN AMERICA: THOUGHTS OF A CONTEMPORARY SCHOLAR AND OF THE SEVENTEENTH‐CENTURY INDIGENOUS HISTORIAN CHIMALPAHIN	0
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A HOUSE WITH EXPOSED BEAMS: INQUIRY‐BASED LEARNING AND HISTORIANS’ ETHICAL RESPONSIBILITIES AS SCHOLAR‐TEACHERS	0
MEDIEVALISMS AND MEDIEVAL TIMES: CONFRONTING CHRONOPOLITICS WITH MEDIEVAL TEXTURES OF TIME	0
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THEORIZING AND PRACTICING HISTORY AS THE METABOLIZATION OF THE WORLD: A CONVERSATION WITH HANS ULRICH GUMBRECHT	0
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1. A Response to François Hartog, “Chronos, Kairos, Krisis: The Genesis of Western Time	0
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THE ENDURING PUBLIC STRUGGLE TO CONSTRUCT, CONTROL, AND CHALLENGE HISTORICAL MEMORIES	0
REVOLUTIONARY SPECTATORSHIP AND SUBALTERNITY: FOUCAULT IN IRAN	0
THE UNCERTAIN STUFF OF HISTORY: OUTLINE OF A THEORY OF INTENTIONALITY—THING BY THING	0
THE UNCONSCIOUS IN INDIVIDUALS AND SOCIETY: ON THE APPLICATION OF PSYCHOANALYTIC CATEGORIES IN HISTORIOGRAPHY	0
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THE ARCHIVE AS CHRONOTOPOS IN THE NINETEENTH CENTURY: TOWARD A HISTORY OF ARCHIVAL TIMES	0
TRAUMA DELEGITIMIZED: KARL LÖWITH AND THE COSMIC VIEW OF HISTORY	0
THE OPENING OF HISTORICAL FUTURES*	0
HOW SHOULD HISTORIANS EMPATHIZE?	0
OBITUARY	0
(UN)DOING HISTORY: A CASE FOR EPISTEMOLOGICAL ALTERITY	0
WHAT IS RESPONSIBILITY TOWARD THE PAST? ETHICAL, EXISTENTIAL, AND TRANSGENERATIONAL DIMENSIONS	0
BEYOND HISTORICISM AND UNIVERSALISM: EPIC, HISTORY, AND MEMORY	0
ISAIAH BERLIN AS A HISTORIAN	0
MORE THAN MEETS THE FACT: THE UNIVERSALITY OF HISTORY AND THE COLONIAL MEDIATION	0
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QUESTIONS IN HISTORIOGRAPHY FROM THE NINETEENTH CENTURY TO THE AGE OF GENERATIVE AI	0
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ON FUTURES AND ENDINGS: NARRATOLOGICAL REFLECTIONS ON CONTEMPORARY FORMS OF CRISES*	0
3. A Response to François Hartog, “Chronos, Kairos, Krisis: The Genesis of Western Time	0
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SEAGULLS! ON MARTIN HÄGGLUND'S THIS LIFE: SECULAR FAITH AND SPIRITUAL FREEDOM	0
DĒMOKRATIA'S POSSIBLE DISCONNECTION: UNTIMELY ANTIQUITY, TEMPORAL OUTSIDENESS, AND HISTORICAL FUTURES OF POLITICS*	0
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GO FIGURE: FREDRIC JAMESON ON WALTER BENJAMIN	0
NARRATIVITY, EXPERIENCE, AND MEANING1	0
THE OLD AND NEW OF DIGITAL HISTORY	0
DISENTANGLING PERSIANATE SELFHOOD FROM METHODOLOGICAL NATIONALISM	0
PAINTING HISTORY: PICTURE, WITNESS, AND ANCIENT HISTORIOGRAPHY	0
HUME, HISTORY, AND THE USES OF SYMPATHY	0
THE SAME WORLD FOR ALL OF US	0
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CATASTROPHE NOW	0
6. PROXIMATE CAUSATION IN LEGAL HISTORIOGRAPHY	0
1989: THE CHRONOPOLITICS OF REVOLUTION	0
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THE MANIFESTO, THE TIMELINE, AND THE MEMORY SITE: THE 22 JULY 2011 ATTACKS IN NORWAY AND THE CHRONOPOLITICS OF GENRE	0
HAYDEN WHITE'S ENTHUSIASM FOR HEGEL	0
DEFENDING SPIRIT, SPIRITUALIZING MATTER: NINETEENTH‐CENTURY FRENCH ACADEMIC PHILOSOPHY AND THE MEDICAL SCIENCES	0
1. HISTORIOGRAPHY, IDEOLOGY, AND LAW: AN INTRODUCTION	0
WITH SPLINTERS (OR STARS) IN OUR EYES: ON READING THE FRANKFURT SCHOOL WITH MARTIN JAY	0
SAME/DIFFERENCE? TOWARD A SAPPHIC/NONBINARY SEXUALITY OF HISTORY	0
WHAT ARE “TEMPORALITIES” IN HISTORY?	0
6. A Response to François Hartog, “Chronos, Kairos, Krisis: The Genesis of Western Time	0
INVENTING THE ALPHABET: THE TECHNOLOGIES OF KNOWLEDGE PRODUCTION	0
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THINKING ON LOCATION: AN ESSAY IN THE VULNERABILITY OF THE SUBJECT	0
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TRANSLATION IN HISTORY AND METAHISTORY1	0
THE TWILIGHT OF THE GODS? GENOMIC HISTORY AND THE RETURN OF RACE IN THE STUDY OF THE ANCIENT MEDITERRANEAN	0
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STRANGE FUTURES, NEW SUBJECTS	0
THE POSSIBILITY OF AN OUTSIDE: THEORETICAL PREAMBLE	0
VALIDATING HISTORICAL INTERPRETATIONS: AN APPROACH FROM CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY	0
“TESTIMONY STOPS WHERE HISTORY BEGINS”: UNDERSTANDING AND ETHICS IN RELATION TO HISTORICAL AND PRACTICAL PASTS	0
DISCIPLINING THE ANTHROPOCENE	0
WHY IS LITERATURE NECESSARY FOR THEORIZING MODERN TIME?	0
TRUE NORTH*	0
THE PROPERTIES OF DIGITAL HISTORY	0
A VIRTUE ETHICS FOR HISTORIANS: PROSPECTS AND LIMITATIONS	0
WHAT'S IN A NAME? PAST POSSIBILITIES AND THE CHALLENGES OF HISTORICIZING COUNTERFACTUAL HISTORY	0
VALIDITY NOW	0
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MAKING THE PAST SPEAK: ACCELERATION, RESONANCE, AND PRESENCE1	0
OPEN LETTERS IN CLOSED SOCIETIES: THE VALUES OF HISTORIANS UNDER ATTACK	0
HOMO COMPLEXUS: THE “HISTORICAL FUTURE” OF COMPLICITY	0
WHAT IS HISTORY IN A SETTLER COLONIAL SOCIETY? MAPPING THE LIMITS AND POSSIBILITIES OF ETHICAL HISTORIOGRAPHY USING AN AUSTRALIAN CASE STUDY	0
TO FLY THE PLANE: LANGUAGE GAMES, HISTORICAL NARRATIVES, AND EMOTIONS	0
UNTHEORIZING DISCOURSE	0
THE RATIONALITY WARS: THE ANCIENT GREEKS AND THE COUNTER‐ENLIGHTENMENT IN CONTEMPORARY CHINA	0
IF YOU COULD READ MY MIND: ON THE HISTORY OF MIND AND OTHER MATTERS	0
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THRIVING ON THE MARGINS OF HISTORY: ENGAGING WITH THE PAST IN THE VERNACULAR	0
Obituary	0
HISTORY: A HANDMAID'S TALE	0
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