February 2012 || December 2011 || October 2011 || May 2011 || February 2011 || December 2010
VERÓNICA 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 LibraryFebruary 2012 || December 2011 || October 2011 || May 2011 || February 2011 || December 2010
JAAP DEN HOLLANDER, HERMAN PAUL, and RIK PETERS, Introduction The Metaphor of Historical Distance || abstract || JSTOR || Wiley Online Library
MARK SALBER PHILLIPS, Rethinking Historical Distance: From Doctrine to Heuristic || abstract || JSTOR || Wiley Online Library
MARK BEVIR, Why Historical Distance is not a Problem || abstract || JSTOR || Wiley Online Library
HANS KELLNER, Beyond the Horizon: Chronoschisms and Historical Distance || abstract || JSTOR || Wiley Online Library
JAAP DEN HOLLANDER, Contemporary History and the Art of Self-Distancing || abstract || JSTOR || Wiley Online Library
EUGEN ZELEŇÁK, Indirect Reference and the Creation of Distance in History || abstract || JSTOR || Wiley Online Library
CHINATSU KOBAYASHI and MATHIEU MARION, Gadamer and Collingwood on Temporal Distance and Understanding || abstract || JSTOR || Wiley Online Library
HERMAN PAUL, Distance and Self-Distanciation: Intellectual Virtue and Historical Method around 1900 || abstract || JSTOR || Wiley Online Library
RIK PETERS, Constitutional Interpretation: A View from a Distance || abstract || JSTOR || Wiley Online Library
FRANK ANKERSMIT, The Transfiguration of Distance into Function || abstract || JSTOR || Wiley Online Library
BRANKO MITROVIĆ, Attribution of Concepts and Problems with Anachronism || abstract || JSTOR || Wiley Online Library
JEFFREY ANDREW BARASH, Myth in History, Philosophy of History as Myth: On the Ambivalence of Hans Blumenberg’s Interpretation of Ernst Cassirer’s Theory of Myth || abstract || JSTOR || Wiley Online Library
CHUANFEI CHIN, Margins and Monsters: How Some Micro Cases Lead To Macro Claims || abstract || JSTOR || Wiley Online Library
ADRIAN BLAU, Uncertainty and the History of Ideas || abstract || JSTOR || Wiley Online Library
RYAN ANTHONY VIEIRA, Connecting the New Political History with Recent Theories of Temporal Acceleration: Speed, Politics, and the Cultural Imagination of fin de siècle Britain || abstract || JSTOR || Wiley Online Library
JOHN H. ZAMMITO, History/Philosophy/Science: Some Lessons for Philosophy of History (on Hans-Jörg Rheinberger, On Historicizing Epistemology: An Essay) || abstract || JSTOR || Wiley Online Library
CONSTANTIN FASOLT on Kathleen Davis, Periodization and Sovereignty: How Ideas of Feudalism and Secularization Govern the Politics of Time || abstract || JSTOR || Wiley Online Library
MARTIN JAY on Richard J. Bernstein. The Pragmatic Turn and Colin Koopman, Pragmatism as Transition: Historicity and Hope in James, Dewey, and Rorty || abstract || JSTOR || Wiley Online Library
CAROLYN STEEDMAN on Unsettling History: Archiving and Narrating in Historiography. Edited with Introduction by Sebastian Jobs and Alf Lüdtke || abstract || JSTOR || Wiley Online Library
February 2012 || December 2011 || October 2011 || May 2011 || February 2011 || December 2010
HOLT N. PARKER, Toward a Definition of Popular Culture || abstract || JSTOR || Wiley Online Library
HANNU SALMI, Cultural History, the Possible, and the Principle of Plenitude || abstract || JSTOR || Wiley Online Library
NATALIE ZEMON DAVIS, Decentering History: Local Stories and Cultural Crossings in a Global World || abstract || JSTOR || Wiley Online Library
JOAN W. SCOTT, Storytelling || abstract || JSTOR || Wiley Online Library
BONNIE G. SMITH, Decentered Identities: The Case of the Romantics || abstract || JSTOR || Wiley Online Library
DAVID ABULAFIA, Mediterranean History as Global History || abstract || JSTOR || Wiley Online Library
MARTIN STUART-FOX, Constructing a Selectionist Paradigm || abstract || JSTOR || Wiley Online Library
PHILIP POMPER, Once Again, with More Feeling || abstract || JSTOR || Wiley Online Library
CHARLES BAMBACH on David Couzens Hoy, The Time of Our Lives: A Critical History of Temporality || abstract || JSTOR || Wiley Online Library
JOSEF CHYTRY on Kevin Starr, Golden Dreams: California in an Age of Abundance 1950–1963 || abstract || JSTOR || Wiley Online Library || Corrigenda
BEREL LANG on Marc Nichanian, The Historiographic Perversion and Larry May, Genocide: A Normative Account || abstract || JSTOR || Wiley Online Library
February 2012 || December 2011 || October 2011 || May 2011 || February 2011 || December 2010
HERMAN PAUL, Performing History: How Historical Scholarship is Shaped by Epistemic Virtues || abstract || JSTOR || Wiley Online Library
PIERRE FORCE, The Teeth of Time: Pierre Hadot on Meaning and Misunderstanding in the History of Ideas || abstract || JSTOR || Wiley Online Library
JOHANN N. NEEM, American History in a Global Age || abstract || JSTOR || Wiley Online Library
DOMINICK LACAPRA, Historical and Literary Approaches to the “Final Solution”: Saul Friedländer and Jonathan Littell || abstract || JSTOR || Wiley Online Library
PATRICK H. HUTTON on Paul Connerton, How Modernity Forgets || abstract || JSTOR || Wiley Online Library
HLONIPHA MOKOENA on Premesh Lalu, The Deaths of Hintsa: Postapartheid South Africa and the Shape of Recurring Pasts || abstract || JSTOR || Wiley Online Library
ANDREW BAIRD on Giacomo Marramao, Kairós: Towards an Ontology of “Due Time” || abstract || JSTOR || Wiley Online Library
February 2012 || December 2011 || October 2011 || May 2011 || February 2011 || December 2010
BRIAN FAY, History and Theory: The Next Fifty Years || no abstract || JSTOR || Wiley Online Library
DAVID CHRISTIAN, The Return of Universal History || abstract || JSTOR || Wiley Online Library
NOËL BONNEUIL, The Mathematics of Time in History || abstract || JSTOR || Wiley Online Library
EELCO RUNIA, Crossing the Wires in the Pleasure Machine: Lenin and the Emergence of Historical Discontinuity || abstract || JSTOR || Wiley Online Library
AVIEZER TUCKER, Where Do We Go from Here? Jubilee Report on History and Theory || abstract || JSTOR || Wiley Online Library
CAROLYN J. DEAN, Minimalism and Victim Testimony || abstract || JSTOR || Wiley Online Library
ANN RIGNEY, When the Monograph is No Longer the Medium: Historical Narrative in the Online Age || abstract || JSTOR || Wiley Online Library
SANJAY SUBRAHMANYAM, Intertwined Histories: Crónica and Tarikh in the Sixteenth-Century Indian Ocean World || abstract || JSTOR || Wiley Online Library
WILLIAM H. SEWELL, JR., A Strange Career: The Historical Study of Economic Life || abstract || JSTOR || Wiley Online Library