Mariana Imaz-Sheinbaum
Biographic Data
| ID | 1693412 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Mariana Imaz-Sheinbaum |
| GIVEN NAMES | Mariana |
| FAMILY NAME | Imaz-Sheinbaum |
| SIGNATURE | IMAZ-SHEINBAUM M |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of California, Santa Cruz |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-3437-3038 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 5 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 10 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Finding a Middle Ground
An interview with Adrian Currie
La filosofía de la historia de José Fernando Ramírez
En este trabajo examinamos la filosofía de la historia del historiador decimonónico mexicano José Fernando Ramírez. En particular, nos enfocamos en dos de sus obras dedicadas al estudio del período colonial novohispano: Vida de fray Toribio de Motolinía y Noticias históricas de Nuño de Guzmán. A partir de un análisis detallado de ambas obras, mostramos que Ramírez desarrolla una filosofía de la historia en la que la Conquista es concebida como un…
ICHTH/INTH Book Prize Forum
The International Commission for the History and Theory of Historiography (ICHTH) was established in Bucharest in 1980 with the aim of promoting international collaboration and scholarly engagement...
Narrativa y Cognición. Enlace entre dos mundos
Jouni-Matti Kuukkanen ha teorizado que las narrativas no involucran un tipo de actividad racional, en cambio, parecieran ser sólo una práctica descriptiva que consiste en afirmaciones singulares. Es así que Kuukkanen separa el marco racional del narrativo, argumentando que la historiografía pertenece al primero y no al segundo. Este artículo establece un nuevo marco conceptual que proporciona una comprensión revisada de la narrativa como práctica…
Curating the Past
We talk about curatorship as a process in which someone carefully and thoughtfully chooses and organizes a way to present particular artworks to the public. Some have theorized that curating an art exhibit and exercising the selection and organization of artworks is very similar to telling a story. This analogy invites us to expand it and reflect on how it can help illuminate what historians do as storytellers of the past. The central point of th…
Estética y política del pasado. En defensa del constructivismo narrativo
El libro de Kalle Pihlainen, publicado originalmente en inglés en 2017, es una invitación a revisar los principales compromisos constructivistas sobre la historiografía y defenderlos de ciertos malentendidos que han puesto en tela de juicio dicha visión. Una de las motivaciones centrales del libro de Pihlainen es reivindicar al constructivismo narrativo antes de que sea completamente descartado y reconocer su potencial ético-político
Rethinking Historical Aspects
Explaining the persistence of multiple interpretations of the same historical event has been an ongoing question in the philosophy of history. In this paper I illustrate two possible answers and argue that neither offers a satisfactory resolution. First of all, the realist view, which holds a metaphysical commitment to the past that precludes it from fully recognizing the legitimacy of variability of historical interpretations. Second, Ankersmit'…
Beyond truth
How can we compare two historical narratives about the same occurrence when each of the narratives satisfies the criteria of truth but nevertheless, portray incongruent views about the past? To answer such a question, we can identify a conservative view in history that commits to a correspondence theory of the past that argues that the scrutiny of the primary and secondary sources alongside a precise division of what counts as ‘objective facts’ a…
Principles of Narrative Reason
Jouni-Matti Kuukkanen has theorized that narrative does not involve rational content. Rather, he suggested, narrative is only a descriptive practice consisting of singular statements. Kuukkanen thus divorced the rational and narrative frameworks, arguing that historiography belongs to the former and not the latter. This article establishes a new conceptual framework that provides a revised understanding of narrative as a rational practice. I argu…
The End of Histories? Review Essay of Alexander Rosenberg’s How History Gets Things Wrong
Alex Rosenberg’s latest book purports to establish that narrative history cannot have any epistemic value. Rosenberg argues not for the replacement of narrative history by something more science-like, but rather the end of histories understood as an account of human doings under a certain description. This review critiques three of his main arguments: 1) narrative history must root its explanations in folk psychology, 2) there are no beliefs nor …
Rethinking Historical Aspects
Explaining the persistence of multiple interpretations of the same historical event has been an ongoing question in the philosophy of history. In this paper I illustrate two possible answers and argue that neither offers a satisfactory resolution. First of all, the realist view, which holds a metaphysical commitment to the past that precludes it from fully recognizing the legitimacy of variability of historical interpretations. Second, Ankersmit'…
Beyond truth
How can we compare two historical narratives about the same occurrence when each of the narratives satisfies the criteria of truth but nevertheless, portray incongruent views about the past? To answer such a question, we can identify a conservative view in history that commits to a correspondence theory of the past that argues that the scrutiny of the primary and secondary sources alongside a precise division of what counts as ‘objective facts’ a…
Principles of Narrative Reason
Jouni-Matti Kuukkanen has theorized that narrative does not involve rational content. Rather, he suggested, narrative is only a descriptive practice consisting of singular statements. Kuukkanen thus divorced the rational and narrative frameworks, arguing that historiography belongs to the former and not the latter. This article establishes a new conceptual framework that provides a revised understanding of narrative as a rational practice. I argu…
The End of Histories? Review Essay of Alexander Rosenberg’s How History Gets Things Wrong
Alex Rosenberg’s latest book purports to establish that narrative history cannot have any epistemic value. Rosenberg argues not for the replacement of narrative history by something more science-like, but rather the end of histories understood as an account of human doings under a certain description. This review critiques three of his main arguments: 1) narrative history must root its explanations in folk psychology, 2) there are no beliefs nor …
Principles of Narrative Reason
Jouni-Matti Kuukkanen has theorized that narrative does not involve rational content. Rather, he suggested, narrative is only a descriptive practice consisting of singular statements. Kuukkanen thus divorced the rational and narrative frameworks, arguing that historiography belongs to the former and not the latter. This article establishes a new conceptual framework that provides a revised understanding of narrative as a rational practice. I argu…
Beyond truth
How can we compare two historical narratives about the same occurrence when each of the narratives satisfies the criteria of truth but nevertheless, portray incongruent views about the past? To answer such a question, we can identify a conservative view in history that commits to a correspondence theory of the past that argues that the scrutiny of the primary and secondary sources alongside a precise division of what counts as ‘objective facts’ a…
Estética y política del pasado. En defensa del constructivismo narrativo
El libro de Kalle Pihlainen, publicado originalmente en inglés en 2017, es una invitación a revisar los principales compromisos constructivistas sobre la historiografía y defenderlos de ciertos malentendidos que han puesto en tela de juicio dicha visión. Una de las motivaciones centrales del libro de Pihlainen es reivindicar al constructivismo narrativo antes de que sea completamente descartado y reconocer su potencial ético-político
Rethinking Historical Aspects
Explaining the persistence of multiple interpretations of the same historical event has been an ongoing question in the philosophy of history. In this paper I illustrate two possible answers and argue that neither offers a satisfactory resolution. First of all, the realist view, which holds a metaphysical commitment to the past that precludes it from fully recognizing the legitimacy of variability of historical interpretations. Second, Ankersmit'…
Narrativa y Cognición. Enlace entre dos mundos
Jouni-Matti Kuukkanen ha teorizado que las narrativas no involucran un tipo de actividad racional, en cambio, parecieran ser sólo una práctica descriptiva que consiste en afirmaciones singulares. Es así que Kuukkanen separa el marco racional del narrativo, argumentando que la historiografía pertenece al primero y no al segundo. Este artículo establece un nuevo marco conceptual que proporciona una comprensión revisada de la narrativa como práctica…
Curating the Past
We talk about curatorship as a process in which someone carefully and thoughtfully chooses and organizes a way to present particular artworks to the public. Some have theorized that curating an art exhibit and exercising the selection and organization of artworks is very similar to telling a story. This analogy invites us to expand it and reflect on how it can help illuminate what historians do as storytellers of the past. The central point of th…
Finding a Middle Ground
An interview with Adrian Currie
La filosofía de la historia de José Fernando Ramírez
En este trabajo examinamos la filosofía de la historia del historiador decimonónico mexicano José Fernando Ramírez. En particular, nos enfocamos en dos de sus obras dedicadas al estudio del período colonial novohispano: Vida de fray Toribio de Motolinía y Noticias históricas de Nuño de Guzmán. A partir de un análisis detallado de ambas obras, mostramos que Ramírez desarrolla una filosofía de la historia en la que la Conquista es concebida como un…
ICHTH/INTH Book Prize Forum
The International Commission for the History and Theory of Historiography (ICHTH) was established in Bucharest in 1980 with the aim of promoting international collaboration and scholarly engagement...
Philosophy (6 works) · Epistemology (5 works) · Historiography (5 works) · Narrative (5 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Art (4 works) · History (4 works) · Philosophy (4 works) · Philosophy, History, and Historiography (4 works) · History (3 works)