This page contains links to tables of contents for issues dated 2012-2016 (volumes51-55 ). Links to the full-text versions in the JSTOR Archive and on Wiley Online Library are provided as well, when available.
PDF versions of quinquennial indexes are available (Adobe Acrobat Reader required):
Volumes 1-5 (1960-1966) || Volumes 6-10 (1966-1971)
Volumes 11-15 (1972-1976) || Volumes 16-20 (1977-1981)
Volumes 21-25 (1982-1986) || Volumes 26-30 (1982-1991)
Volumes 31-35 (1992-1996) || Volumes 36-40 (1997-2001)
Volumes 41-45 (2002-2006) || Volumes 46-50 (2007-2011)
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HELGE JORDHEIM, Against Periodization: Koselleck’s Theory of Multiple Temporalities || abstract || JSTOR || Wiley Online Library
BERT LEURIDAN and ANTON FROEYMAN, On Lawfulness in History and Historiography || abstract || JSTOR || Wiley Online Library
MONIQUE SCHEER, Are Emotions a Kind of Practice (and Is That What Makes Them Have a History)? A Bourdieuian Approach to Understanding Emotion || abstract || JSTOR || Wiley Online Library
FRANK BIESS, Thinking after Hitler: The New Intellectual History of the Federal Republic of Germany (on A. Dirk Moses, German Intellectuals and the Nazi Past and eight other books) || abstract || JSTOR || Wiley Online Library
HENNING TRÜPER on Humanism in Intercultural Perspective: Experiences and Expectations. Edited by Jörn Rüsen and Henner Laass || abstract || JSTOR || Wiley Online Library
KNOX PEDEN on Stefanos Geroulanos, An Atheism that is Not Humanist Emerges in French Thought || abstract || JSTOR || Wiley Online Library
JENNI TYYNELÄ and TIM DE MEY on Lubomír Doležel, Possible Worlds of Fiction and History: The Postmodern Stage || abstract || JSTOR || Wiley Online Library
ERIK GRIMMER-SOLEM on Sebastian Conrad, The Quest for the Lost Nation: Writing History in Germany and Japan in the American Century || abstract || JSTOR || Wiley Online Library
ZENONAS NORKUS on Idealization XIII: Modeling in History (Poznań Studies in the Philosophy of the Sciences and the Humanities, vol. 97). Edited by Krzysztof Brzechczyn || abstract || JSTOR || Wiley Online LibraryVERÓNICA TOZZI, The Epistemic and Moral Role of Testimony || abstract || JSTOR || Wiley Online Library
COLIN F. WILDER, Teaching Old Dogs New Tricks: Four Motifs of Legal Change from Early Modern Europe || abstract || JSTOR || Wiley Online Library
MALCOLM THOMPSON, Foucault, Fields of Governability, and the Population–Family–Economy Nexus in China || abstract || JSTOR || Wiley Online Library
JOAN W. SCOTT, The Incommensurablity of Psychoanalysis and History || abstract || JSTOR || Wiley Online Library
FRANK ANKERSMIT, The Dialectics of Jameson’s Dialectics (on Fredric Jameson, Valences of the Dialectic) || abstract || JSTOR || Wiley Online Library
GABRIEL MOTZKIN on Mark E. Blum, Continuity, Quantum, Continuum, and Dialectic: The Foundational Logics of Western Historical Thinking || abstract || JSTOR || Wiley Online Library
DAVID CARRIER on James Elkins, Chinese Landscape Painting as Western Art History || abstract || JSTOR || Wiley Online Library
PAUL A. ROTH on John R. Searle, Making the Social World: The Structure of Human Civilization || abstract || JSTOR || Wiley Online Library