quarta-feira, 20 de novembro de 2013
terça-feira, 19 de novembro de 2013
Some recent articles
Joanna de Groot and Sue Morgan, Beyond the ‘Religious Turn’? Past, Present and Future Perspectives in Gender History
Gender & History, Volume 25, Issue 3
Ásta Kristjana Sveinsdóttir, The Social Construction of Human Kinds
Susan E. Babbitt, Humanism and Embodiment: Remarks on Cause and Effect
Robin James, Race and the Feminized Popular in Nietzsche and Beyond
Anna Petronella Foultier, Language and the Gendered Body: Butler's Early Reading of Merleau-Ponty
Abigail Klassen, Beauvoir, the Scandal of Science, and Skepticism as Method
Victoria Pitts-Taylor, I Feel Your Pain: Embodied Knowledges and Situated Neurons
Robyn Bluhm, Self-Fulfilling Prophecies: The Influence of Gender Stereotypes on Functional Neuroimaging Research on Emotion
Elizabeth Sperry, Dupes of Patriarchy: Feminist Strong Substantive Autonomy's Epistemological Weaknesses
Victoria Browne, Backlash, Repetition, Untimeliness: The Temporal Dynamics of Feminist Politics
Mavis Biss, Radical Moral Imagination: Courage, Hope, and Articulation
Hypatia, Volume 28, Issue 4
The Making of The English Working Class, Fifty Years On
History Workshop Journal, Volume 76, Issue 1
Robert Brisart, L’expérience perceptive et son passif. À propos des sensations dans le constructivisme de Husserl
Julien Pieron, Pour une esthétique de la vérité: De Kant à Kant en passant par Bachelard
Philosophie, 2013/3
Teresa Barnett reviews Carlo Ginzburg's Threads and Traces: True, False, Fictive
Oral History Review, Volume 40, Issue 2
Anita Starosta, Accented Criticism: Translation and Global Humanities
boundary 2, Volume 40, Issue 3
Jean H. Quataert and Leigh Ann Wheeler, Sexuality, Feminism, and Women's Bodies in the Modern(izing) World
Journal of Women's History, Volume 25, Number 3
Andrew Hoskins, The end of decay time
Also, lost of reviews on the topics of memory, narrative, cinema and emotions.
Memory Studies, Volume 6, Issue 4
Cesare Cuttica, To Use or Not to Use ... The Intellectual Historian and the Isms : A Survey and a Proposal
Études Épistémè, Volume 23, Issue 3
SubStance, Volume 42, Number 3, special issue on Vulnerability
Nicholas Thoburn, Do Not Be Afraid, Join Us, Come Back?: On the “Idea of Communism” in Our Time
Bishupal Limbu, Ab-Using Enlightenment: Structural Adjustment, Storytelling, and the Public Use of Reason
Benjamin Piekut, Chance and Certainty: John Cage’s Politics of Nature
Alan Singer, Reverse Anthropomorphism: The Sex-Image and Ethics in Contemporary Art
Cultural Critique, Number 84
Vittorio Bufacchi, Knowing Violence: Testimony, Trust and Truth
Revue internationale de philosophie, 2013/3
And, of course, you might want to check the most recent issue of History and Theory.
Gender & History, Volume 25, Issue 3
Ásta Kristjana Sveinsdóttir, The Social Construction of Human Kinds
Susan E. Babbitt, Humanism and Embodiment: Remarks on Cause and Effect
Robin James, Race and the Feminized Popular in Nietzsche and Beyond
Anna Petronella Foultier, Language and the Gendered Body: Butler's Early Reading of Merleau-Ponty
Abigail Klassen, Beauvoir, the Scandal of Science, and Skepticism as Method
Victoria Pitts-Taylor, I Feel Your Pain: Embodied Knowledges and Situated Neurons
Robyn Bluhm, Self-Fulfilling Prophecies: The Influence of Gender Stereotypes on Functional Neuroimaging Research on Emotion
Elizabeth Sperry, Dupes of Patriarchy: Feminist Strong Substantive Autonomy's Epistemological Weaknesses
Victoria Browne, Backlash, Repetition, Untimeliness: The Temporal Dynamics of Feminist Politics
Mavis Biss, Radical Moral Imagination: Courage, Hope, and Articulation
Hypatia, Volume 28, Issue 4
The Making of The English Working Class, Fifty Years On
History Workshop Journal, Volume 76, Issue 1
Robert Brisart, L’expérience perceptive et son passif. À propos des sensations dans le constructivisme de Husserl
Julien Pieron, Pour une esthétique de la vérité: De Kant à Kant en passant par Bachelard
Philosophie, 2013/3
Teresa Barnett reviews Carlo Ginzburg's Threads and Traces: True, False, Fictive
Oral History Review, Volume 40, Issue 2
Anita Starosta, Accented Criticism: Translation and Global Humanities
boundary 2, Volume 40, Issue 3
Jean H. Quataert and Leigh Ann Wheeler, Sexuality, Feminism, and Women's Bodies in the Modern(izing) World
Journal of Women's History, Volume 25, Number 3
Andrew Hoskins, The end of decay time
Also, lost of reviews on the topics of memory, narrative, cinema and emotions.
Memory Studies, Volume 6, Issue 4
Cesare Cuttica, To Use or Not to Use ... The Intellectual Historian and the Isms : A Survey and a Proposal
Études Épistémè, Volume 23, Issue 3
SubStance, Volume 42, Number 3, special issue on Vulnerability
Nicholas Thoburn, Do Not Be Afraid, Join Us, Come Back?: On the “Idea of Communism” in Our Time
Bishupal Limbu, Ab-Using Enlightenment: Structural Adjustment, Storytelling, and the Public Use of Reason
Benjamin Piekut, Chance and Certainty: John Cage’s Politics of Nature
Alan Singer, Reverse Anthropomorphism: The Sex-Image and Ethics in Contemporary Art
Cultural Critique, Number 84
Vittorio Bufacchi, Knowing Violence: Testimony, Trust and Truth
Revue internationale de philosophie, 2013/3
And, of course, you might want to check the most recent issue of History and Theory.
New Literary History, Volume 44, Number 3, Summer 2013: Styles of Criticism and other essays
Michel Chaouli
Implicative Criticism, or The Display of Thinking
Andrew H. Miller
Wittgenstein, Pedagogy, and Literary Criticism
Timothy Yu
What Is a Dominant Language?: Giacomo Leopardi: Theoretician of Linguistic Inequality
Pascale Casanova, Marlon Jones
American Memory in Black Elk Speaks
Jerome McGann
The Social Structure of English in the Text of Theory
J. E. Elliott
Poetry's Media
Thomas H. Ford
Spatial Memory, Historiographic Fantasy, and the Touch of the Past in St. Erkenwald
Cynthia Turner Camp
Narratives of Resentment: Notes towards a Literary History of European Anti-Americanism
Jesper Gulddal
Link.
domingo, 17 de novembro de 2013
sábado, 16 de novembro de 2013
The Holocaust and Historical Methodology, edited by Dan Stone
Introduction: The Holocaust and Historical Methodology
Dan Stone
PART I: MEMORY AND CULTURE IN THE THIRD REICH
Chapter 1. A World Without Jews: Interpreting the Holocaust
Alon Confino
Chapter 2. Holocaust Historiography and Cultural History
Dan Stone
Chapter 3. The Invisible Crime: Nazi Politics of Memory and Postwar Representations of the Holocaust
Dirk Rupnow
Chapter 4. The History of the Jews in the Ghettos: A Cultural Perspective
Amos Goldberg
Chapter 5. National Socialism, Holocaust and Ecology
Boaz Neumann
PART II: TESTIMONY AND COMMEMORATION
Chapter 6. Bearing Witness: Theological Roots of a New Secular Morality
Samuel Moyn
Chapter 7. Transcending History? Methodological Problems in Holocaust Testimony
Zoë Waxman
Chapter 8. Studying the Holocaust: Is History Commemoration?
Doris L. Bergen
PART III: ANOTHER LOOK AT A CLASSIC OF HOLOCAUST HISTORIOGRAPHY
Chapter 9. An Integrated History of the Holocaust: Some Methodological Challenges
Saul Friedländer
Chapter 10. Truth and Circumstance: What (If Anything) Can Be Properly Said about the Holocaust?
Hayden White
Chapter 11. Modernist Holocaust Historiography: A Dialogue between Saul Friedländer and Hayden White
Wulf Kansteiner
PART IV: THE HOLOCAUST IN THE WORLD
Chapter 12. The Holocaust and European History
Donald Bloxham
Chapter 13. Fascism and the Holocaust
Federico Finchelstein
Chapter 14. The Holocaust and World History: Raphael Lemkin and Comparative Methodology
A. Dirk Moses
Click here to see The Holocaust and Historical Methodology at Amazon.
sexta-feira, 15 de novembro de 2013
Recent and forthcoming books on ancient historiography
- Myth, Truth, and Narrative in Herodotus, edited by Emily Baragwanath and Mathieu de Bakker
- Time and Narrative in Ancient Historiography: The 'Plupast' from Herodotus to Appian, edited by Jonas Grethlein and Christopher B. Krebs
- Experience and Teleology in Ancient Historiography: Futures Past from Herodotus to Augustine, by Jonas Grethlein
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