Rieke Trimçev
Biographic Data
| ID | 2145817 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Rieke Trimçev |
| GIVEN NAMES | Rieke |
| FAMILY NAME | Trimçev |
| SIGNATURE | TRIMÇEV R |
| AFFILIATIONS | , |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-4496-2298 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 74 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2014 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Plastisches Kräftemessen. Shklar, Arendt, Nietzsche und die Politik der Ideengeschichte
Schon bevor Arendt-Interpret:innen in den 1990er Jahren die Einflüsse Nietzsches auf das Werk von Hannah Arendt diskutierten, hatte die liberale Politiktheoretikerin Judith Shklar seit den 1950er Jahren in unterschiedlichen Texten auf diesen Zusammenhang hingewiesen. Dieser Beitrag zeigt, dass Shklars kritische Auseinandersetzung mit Arendt maßgeblich von ihrem Blick auf Nietzsche geprägt ist. Er lässt die Frage nach der Politik der Ideengeschich…
Judith N. Shklar on disobedience and obligation in a “society of strangers
Liberal theories of civil disobedience have long come under attack.1 The list of charges is considerable. What is often called the “orthodox” liberal view has been reproached to limit the aims of civil disobedience to claims of equal rights, while actors have used civil disobedience to reclaim democratic participation (Markovits, 2005). Liberal accounts of civil disobedience are also said to have “sanitized” the practice of civil disobedience by …
Europe’s Europes: Mapping the conflicts of European memory
Debates about ‘European memory’ are frequent in public and political discourse. With the fundamental challenges the European project now faces, such debates exemplify changes in what Europe means and implies politically. Drawing on a large corpus of press articles from six EU member states and employing qualitative and quantitative methods of discourse analysis, the article examines the fields and logics of conflict about the meaning of Europe be…
Promise and challenge of European Memory
This introduction identifies the ubiquitous, but controversial, public and academic debate on European Memory as a key for articulating assumptions and expectations about an enhanced process of European integration via references to Europe’s past. The authors outline contradictions that constitute this discourse by pointing to its inherently conflictive potential and carve out the implicit and explicit normative assumptions of European Memory. Al…
Two models of universalizing memory practices
This essay conceptualizes ‘universalizing memory practices’ that are at the centre of the present special issue on ‘European Memory: Universalizing the Past?’. By comparing the case studies, the article brings out two models of universalizing memory practices that either establish equivalence among different interpretations of the past or coordinate between them. First, actors establish equivalence by defining rules under which heterogeneous memo…
Geschichtspolitik in Europa seit 1989 (Moderne europäische Geschichte 3): Modern History—Histoire Contemporaine
A book entitled ‘Politics of history in Europe since 1989’ can be expected to have three entwined objectives: conceptual refinements, in particular on the contested concept of ‘Geschichtspolitik’
Entangled Memory: Toward a Third Wave in Memory Studies
This essay takes up the call for a "third phase" in memory studies and makes theoretical and methodological suggestions for its further development. Starting from an understanding of memory that centers on memory's temporality, its relation to language, and its quality as a social action, the essay puts forward the concept of "entangled memory." On a theoretical level, it brings to the fore the entangledness of acts of remembering. In a synchroni…
Entangled Memory: Toward a Third Wave in Memory Studies
This essay takes up the call for a "third phase" in memory studies and makes theoretical and methodological suggestions for its further development. Starting from an understanding of memory that centers on memory's temporality, its relation to language, and its quality as a social action, the essay puts forward the concept of "entangled memory." On a theoretical level, it brings to the fore the entangledness of acts of remembering. In a synchroni…
Europe’s Europes: Mapping the conflicts of European memory
Debates about ‘European memory’ are frequent in public and political discourse. With the fundamental challenges the European project now faces, such debates exemplify changes in what Europe means and implies politically. Drawing on a large corpus of press articles from six EU member states and employing qualitative and quantitative methods of discourse analysis, the article examines the fields and logics of conflict about the meaning of Europe be…
Two models of universalizing memory practices
This essay conceptualizes ‘universalizing memory practices’ that are at the centre of the present special issue on ‘European Memory: Universalizing the Past?’. By comparing the case studies, the article brings out two models of universalizing memory practices that either establish equivalence among different interpretations of the past or coordinate between them. First, actors establish equivalence by defining rules under which heterogeneous memo…
Judith N. Shklar on disobedience and obligation in a “society of strangers
Liberal theories of civil disobedience have long come under attack.1 The list of charges is considerable. What is often called the “orthodox” liberal view has been reproached to limit the aims of civil disobedience to claims of equal rights, while actors have used civil disobedience to reclaim democratic participation (Markovits, 2005). Liberal accounts of civil disobedience are also said to have “sanitized” the practice of civil disobedience by …
Promise and challenge of European Memory
This introduction identifies the ubiquitous, but controversial, public and academic debate on European Memory as a key for articulating assumptions and expectations about an enhanced process of European integration via references to Europe’s past. The authors outline contradictions that constitute this discourse by pointing to its inherently conflictive potential and carve out the implicit and explicit normative assumptions of European Memory. Al…
Geschichtspolitik in Europa seit 1989 (Moderne europäische Geschichte 3): Modern History—Histoire Contemporaine
A book entitled ‘Politics of history in Europe since 1989’ can be expected to have three entwined objectives: conceptual refinements, in particular on the contested concept of ‘Geschichtspolitik’
Entangled Memory: Toward a Third Wave in Memory Studies
This essay takes up the call for a "third phase" in memory studies and makes theoretical and methodological suggestions for its further development. Starting from an understanding of memory that centers on memory's temporality, its relation to language, and its quality as a social action, the essay puts forward the concept of "entangled memory." On a theoretical level, it brings to the fore the entangledness of acts of remembering. In a synchroni…
Promise and challenge of European Memory
This introduction identifies the ubiquitous, but controversial, public and academic debate on European Memory as a key for articulating assumptions and expectations about an enhanced process of European integration via references to Europe’s past. The authors outline contradictions that constitute this discourse by pointing to its inherently conflictive potential and carve out the implicit and explicit normative assumptions of European Memory. Al…
Two models of universalizing memory practices
This essay conceptualizes ‘universalizing memory practices’ that are at the centre of the present special issue on ‘European Memory: Universalizing the Past?’. By comparing the case studies, the article brings out two models of universalizing memory practices that either establish equivalence among different interpretations of the past or coordinate between them. First, actors establish equivalence by defining rules under which heterogeneous memo…
Europe’s Europes: Mapping the conflicts of European memory
Debates about ‘European memory’ are frequent in public and political discourse. With the fundamental challenges the European project now faces, such debates exemplify changes in what Europe means and implies politically. Drawing on a large corpus of press articles from six EU member states and employing qualitative and quantitative methods of discourse analysis, the article examines the fields and logics of conflict about the meaning of Europe be…
Judith N. Shklar on disobedience and obligation in a “society of strangers
Liberal theories of civil disobedience have long come under attack.1 The list of charges is considerable. What is often called the “orthodox” liberal view has been reproached to limit the aims of civil disobedience to claims of equal rights, while actors have used civil disobedience to reclaim democratic participation (Markovits, 2005). Liberal accounts of civil disobedience are also said to have “sanitized” the practice of civil disobedience by …
Plastisches Kräftemessen. Shklar, Arendt, Nietzsche und die Politik der Ideengeschichte
Schon bevor Arendt-Interpret:innen in den 1990er Jahren die Einflüsse Nietzsches auf das Werk von Hannah Arendt diskutierten, hatte die liberale Politiktheoretikerin Judith Shklar seit den 1950er Jahren in unterschiedlichen Texten auf diesen Zusammenhang hingewiesen. Dieser Beitrag zeigt, dass Shklars kritische Auseinandersetzung mit Arendt maßgeblich von ihrem Blick auf Nietzsche geprägt ist. Er lässt die Frage nach der Politik der Ideengeschich…
Law (5 works) · Law (5 works) · Political science (5 works) · Memory, Trauma, and Commemoration (4 works) · Mnemonic (3 works) · Politics (3 works) · Psychology (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Balkans: History, Politics, Society (2 works) · Cognitive psychology (2 works)