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Genre/Form: | Terminology |
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Material Type: | Internet resource |
Document Type: | Book, Internet Resource |
All Authors / Contributors: |
Reinhart Koselleck |
ISBN: | 9780231127707 0231127707 9780231127714 0231127715 |
OCLC Number: | 1028619342 |
Notes: | Prevod dela: Vergangene Zukunft. |
Description: | XX, 317 str. : ilustr. ; 23 cm. |
Contents: | Introduction, by Keith Tribe Part I: On the Relation of Past and Future in Modern History Chapter 1 Modernity and the Planes of Historicity Chapter 2 Historia Magistra Vitae: The Dissolution of the Topos into the Perspective of a Modernized Historical Process Chapter 3 Historical Criteria of the Modern Concept of Revolution Chapter 4 Historical Prognosis in Lorenz von Steinis Essay on the Prussian Constitution Part II Theory and Method of the Historical Determination of Time Chapter 5 Begriffsgeschichte and Social History Chapter 6 History, Histories, and Formal Time Structures Chapter 7 Representation, Event, and Structure Chapter 8 Chance as Motivational Trace in Historical Writing Chapter 9 Perspective and Temporality: A Contribution to the Historiographical Exposure of the Historical World Part III Semantic Remarks on the Mutation of Historical Experience Chapter 10 The Historical-Political Semantics of Asymmetric Counterconcepts Chapter 11 On the Disposability of History Chapter 12 Terror and Dream: Methodological Remarks on the Experience of Time during the Third Reich Third Reich Chapter 13 iNeuzeiti: Remarks on the Semantics of Modern Concepts of Movement Chapter 15 iSpace of Experiencei and iHorizon of Expectationi: Two Historical Categories Notes |
Other Titles: | Vergangene Zukunft. |
Responsibility: | Reinhart Koselleck ; translated and with an introduction by Keith Tribe. |
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"Koselleck turns the procedures of 'conceptual historiography' to the study of the concept of history itself, (providing) original, erudite, and illuminating insights into concepts that have informed the modern idea of historical being: event, chance, progress, revolution, modernity... Koselleck's work augurs a new era in the conceptualization not only of what 'history' means to Western culture but also of what Western culture means for 'history.'" -- Hayden White, American Historical Review Read more...
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