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INTRODUCTION

Stefan Tanaka

History without Chronology, 2019, p.1

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Título:
INTRODUCTION
Autor: Stefan Tanaka
Assuntos: Behavioral sciences ; Clergy ; Cognition ; Cognitive processes ; Cognitive psychology ; Communications ; Communications media ; Continental philosophy ; Digital humanities ; Digital media ; Education ; Etiology ; Formal education ; Historical methodology ; Historiography ; History ; History instruction ; History of science ; History of technology ; Humanities instruction ; Metaphilosophy ; Metaphysics ; Mystics ; Narratives ; Natural philosophy ; Newtonianism ; Pedagogy ; Phenomenology ; Philosophy ; Practical theology ; Psychology ; Religion ; Social sciences ; Spiritual leaders ; Teleology ; Temporality ; Theology ; Western philosophy
É parte de: History without Chronology, 2019, p.1
Descrição: My title is admittedly provocative.¹ My point is not to conceive of a history shorn of time, nor is it a denial of successivity; it is not an end to history. Instead, I argue that history must embrace the richness and variability of different times that exist throughout our lives, are evident in nonmodern societies and historical writings about them, and have become common in various sciences throughout the twentieth century. To conflate time and chronology is to succumb to what Michel de Certeau calls an alibi—to make “use of time without reflecting on it.” Moreover, it is to
Editor: Lever Press
Idioma: Inglês

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