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ID308787
NAMESina Steglich
GIVEN NAMESSina
FAMILY NAMESteglich
SIGNATURESTEGLICH S
AFFILIATIONSDeutsches Historisches Institut London
ORCID0000-0003-0800-3946
VERIFIEDYes
TOTAL WORKS13
TOTAL CITATIONS2
WORKS AS AUTHOR13
WORKS AS EDITOR0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2020
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2025
H-INDEX1
  • Folding, Gardening, Jointing, Swirling

    Sina Steglich•ARTICLE•Journal of the Philosophy of…•2025

    If the bridge between the dimensions of past, present, and future has become as uncertain as the very notion that history follows a linear trajectory, alternative ways of engaging with the past are gaining increasing significance. This essay explores how non-(uni)linear conceptions of time can offer a more nuanced understanding of historical and contemporary worlds. Rather than adhering to monolithic categories of past, present, and future connec…

  • Maß nehmen als Maßnahme. Skalierung als Herausforderung der Geschichtswissenschaft

    Open Access•Sina Steglich•ARTICLE•Historische Zeitschrift•2024

    Wie kann Wissen über Vergangenes erlangt werden und was genau tun Historiker*innen im Zuge ihres Erkenntnisprozesses? Diese Frage steht im Zentrum des Beitrags. Leitend ist dabei die Annahme, dass sowohl auf der Ebene der Auswahl eines Untersuchungsgegenstandes, seiner räumlich-zeitlichen Begrenzung und der Sondierung einer validen Quellengrundlage wie auch anschließend auf Ebene der Darstellung der Analyse vielfältige Skalierungsoperationen vorg…

  • Nomads' Land

    Open Access•Anthony Howarth, Jaakko Heiskanen et al.•ARTICLE•International Political Sociology•2024•References: 46

    The category of the nomad has gained a newfound salience in recent decades, ranging from public interest in 'digital nomadism' to academic debates about 'nomadic theory.' Faced with this upsurge of interest in nomadism, this collective discussion brings together five scholars of diverse theoretical and academic backgrounds to investigate the pasts, presents, and possible futures of the nomad category. The contributions excavate the conditions und…

  • Heinz Duchhardt, Der alte Ranke. Politische Geschichtsschreibung im Kaiserreich. Berlin, Vergangenheitsverlag 2023

    Open Access•Sina Steglich•ARTICLE•Historische Zeitschrift•2023

  • Das Ich als Vorbehalt. Zur Sorge als Emotion und Argument in der bundesdeutschen Öffentlichkeit seit den 1970er Jahren / The Ego as Proviso. On Worry as an Emotion and Argument in the German public sp…

    Sina Steglich•ARTICLE•Geschichte und Gesellschaft•2023

  • Allochronie im Anthropozän

    Open Access•Erhard Schüttpelz, Sina Steglich et al.•ARTICLE•Kulturwissenschaftliche Zeitschrift•2022

    Against the backdrop of the climate crisis and Anthropocene injustices, this conversation unfolds the concept of allochrony to examine modernity as a temporal regime that relied on the attribution of non-simultaneity to the populations of western colonies under the ethnographic gaze of the 19th and early 20th centuries. Positioning the racialized signifier of “the primitive” as a key concept and foil in understanding the articulation of modern su…

  • Vom Ausgang der Erde aus der Welt des Menschen, oder

    Open Access•Sina Steglich•ARTICLE•Kulturwissenschaftliche Zeitschrift•2022

    The anthropocene discourse is a fascinating intervention into the current understanding of the human sphere and its environment, stimulating the re-shaping of “natural” as well as disciplinary, epistemological boundaries. But the vivid circulation of this vibrant term seems to hide the fact that the binary of the natural and the cultural sphere is not a recent invention nor is it itself a “natural” differentiation. This article will therefore she…

  • Einleitung

    Open Access•Moritz Ingwersen, Sina Steglich•ARTICLE•Kulturwissenschaftliche Zeitschrift•2022

    Framed by the difficulty of coming to terms with the disruptive temporalities of the climate crisis, the proposition of the Anthropocene invites a critical re-contextualization of modern concepts of time and subjectivity. The declaration of the human as an agent of geological stratification both re-inscribes and challenges the temporal self-image of western modernity as an anthropocentric narrative of progress and ontological supremacy. Establish…

  • Eingegangene Bücher

    Open Access•Paul Enck, Gunther Gunther et al.•ARTICLE•Historische Zeitschrift•2021

  • Geschichte machen. Historisches Forschen und die Politik der Archive

    Open Access•Sina Steglich•ARTICLE•German History•2021

    The title of Philipp Müller’s monograph—which translates into English as ‘Making (or Doing) History: Historical Research and the Politics of the Archive’—tells us that it is about the amalgamation of historical research as a source-based practice and the archive as a research-enabling institution. And, indeed, with a focus on Prussian and Bavarian state archives and occasional glances at Austrian institutions, he asks what ‘role and importance th…

  • Nomadische Notizen

    Open Access•Sina Steglich•ARTICLE•Historische Anthropologie•2021•Cited by: 1

    Modernity and mobility are ambivalently intertwined, whereby nomadism can be understood as a focal point of modernity’s self-conception as modernity. Nomadism was excluded from the European-Western concept of modernity, until it was rediscovered by postmodern thinkers and intellectuals. Against this backdrop, it is proposed that nomadism be identified as a prominent discursive figure of (post-)modernity. Specifically, this involves analysing its …

  • The Archive as Chronotopos in the Nineteenth Century

    Open Access•Sina Steglich•ARTICLE•History and Theory•2021•Cited by: 1

    The archive produces patterns of time consciousness and makes it possible to order time through its materiality and visibility. Thus, as an institution and as an idea, the archive offers a historical concept of time that is based on specific evidence and perceived authenticity. This hypothesis forms the main focus of my article. Scholars have recently argued that time cannot be perceived when it is in motion; fixing it would therefore enable the …

  • Lektüren

    Open Access•Heiko Droste, Claudia C Gatzka et al.•ARTICLE•Historische Anthropologie•2020

  • Nomadische Notizen

    Open Access•Sina Steglich•ARTICLE•Historische Anthropologie•2021•Cited by: 1

    Modernity and mobility are ambivalently intertwined, whereby nomadism can be understood as a focal point of modernity’s self-conception as modernity. Nomadism was excluded from the European-Western concept of modernity, until it was rediscovered by postmodern thinkers and intellectuals. Against this backdrop, it is proposed that nomadism be identified as a prominent discursive figure of (post-)modernity. Specifically, this involves analysing its …

  • The Archive as Chronotopos in the Nineteenth Century

    Open Access•Sina Steglich•ARTICLE•History and Theory•2021•Cited by: 1

    The archive produces patterns of time consciousness and makes it possible to order time through its materiality and visibility. Thus, as an institution and as an idea, the archive offers a historical concept of time that is based on specific evidence and perceived authenticity. This hypothesis forms the main focus of my article. Scholars have recently argued that time cannot be perceived when it is in motion; fixing it would therefore enable the …

  • Lektüren

    Open Access•Heiko Droste, Claudia C Gatzka et al.•ARTICLE•Historische Anthropologie•2020

  • Eingegangene Bücher

    Open Access•Paul Enck, Gunther Gunther et al.•ARTICLE•Historische Zeitschrift•2021

  • Geschichte machen. Historisches Forschen und die Politik der Archive

    Open Access•Sina Steglich•ARTICLE•German History•2021

    The title of Philipp Müller’s monograph—which translates into English as ‘Making (or Doing) History: Historical Research and the Politics of the Archive’—tells us that it is about the amalgamation of historical research as a source-based practice and the archive as a research-enabling institution. And, indeed, with a focus on Prussian and Bavarian state archives and occasional glances at Austrian institutions, he asks what ‘role and importance th…

  • Nomadische Notizen

    Open Access•Sina Steglich•ARTICLE•Historische Anthropologie•2021•Cited by: 1

    Modernity and mobility are ambivalently intertwined, whereby nomadism can be understood as a focal point of modernity’s self-conception as modernity. Nomadism was excluded from the European-Western concept of modernity, until it was rediscovered by postmodern thinkers and intellectuals. Against this backdrop, it is proposed that nomadism be identified as a prominent discursive figure of (post-)modernity. Specifically, this involves analysing its …

  • The Archive as Chronotopos in the Nineteenth Century

    Open Access•Sina Steglich•ARTICLE•History and Theory•2021•Cited by: 1

    The archive produces patterns of time consciousness and makes it possible to order time through its materiality and visibility. Thus, as an institution and as an idea, the archive offers a historical concept of time that is based on specific evidence and perceived authenticity. This hypothesis forms the main focus of my article. Scholars have recently argued that time cannot be perceived when it is in motion; fixing it would therefore enable the …

  • Allochronie im Anthropozän

    Open Access•Erhard Schüttpelz, Sina Steglich et al.•ARTICLE•Kulturwissenschaftliche Zeitschrift•2022

    Against the backdrop of the climate crisis and Anthropocene injustices, this conversation unfolds the concept of allochrony to examine modernity as a temporal regime that relied on the attribution of non-simultaneity to the populations of western colonies under the ethnographic gaze of the 19th and early 20th centuries. Positioning the racialized signifier of “the primitive” as a key concept and foil in understanding the articulation of modern su…

  • Vom Ausgang der Erde aus der Welt des Menschen, oder

    Open Access•Sina Steglich•ARTICLE•Kulturwissenschaftliche Zeitschrift•2022

    The anthropocene discourse is a fascinating intervention into the current understanding of the human sphere and its environment, stimulating the re-shaping of “natural” as well as disciplinary, epistemological boundaries. But the vivid circulation of this vibrant term seems to hide the fact that the binary of the natural and the cultural sphere is not a recent invention nor is it itself a “natural” differentiation. This article will therefore she…

  • Einleitung

    Open Access•Moritz Ingwersen, Sina Steglich•ARTICLE•Kulturwissenschaftliche Zeitschrift•2022

    Framed by the difficulty of coming to terms with the disruptive temporalities of the climate crisis, the proposition of the Anthropocene invites a critical re-contextualization of modern concepts of time and subjectivity. The declaration of the human as an agent of geological stratification both re-inscribes and challenges the temporal self-image of western modernity as an anthropocentric narrative of progress and ontological supremacy. Establish…

  • Heinz Duchhardt, Der alte Ranke. Politische Geschichtsschreibung im Kaiserreich. Berlin, Vergangenheitsverlag 2023

    Open Access•Sina Steglich•ARTICLE•Historische Zeitschrift•2023

  • Das Ich als Vorbehalt. Zur Sorge als Emotion und Argument in der bundesdeutschen Öffentlichkeit seit den 1970er Jahren / The Ego as Proviso. On Worry as an Emotion and Argument in the German public sp…

    Sina Steglich•ARTICLE•Geschichte und Gesellschaft•2023

  • Maß nehmen als Maßnahme. Skalierung als Herausforderung der Geschichtswissenschaft

    Open Access•Sina Steglich•ARTICLE•Historische Zeitschrift•2024

    Wie kann Wissen über Vergangenes erlangt werden und was genau tun Historiker*innen im Zuge ihres Erkenntnisprozesses? Diese Frage steht im Zentrum des Beitrags. Leitend ist dabei die Annahme, dass sowohl auf der Ebene der Auswahl eines Untersuchungsgegenstandes, seiner räumlich-zeitlichen Begrenzung und der Sondierung einer validen Quellengrundlage wie auch anschließend auf Ebene der Darstellung der Analyse vielfältige Skalierungsoperationen vorg…

  • Nomads' Land

    Open Access•Anthony Howarth, Jaakko Heiskanen et al.•ARTICLE•International Political Sociology•2024•References: 46

    The category of the nomad has gained a newfound salience in recent decades, ranging from public interest in 'digital nomadism' to academic debates about 'nomadic theory.' Faced with this upsurge of interest in nomadism, this collective discussion brings together five scholars of diverse theoretical and academic backgrounds to investigate the pasts, presents, and possible futures of the nomad category. The contributions excavate the conditions und…

  • Folding, Gardening, Jointing, Swirling

    Sina Steglich•ARTICLE•Journal of the Philosophy of…•2025

    If the bridge between the dimensions of past, present, and future has become as uncertain as the very notion that history follows a linear trajectory, alternative ways of engaging with the past are gaining increasing significance. This essay explores how non-(uni)linear conceptions of time can offer a more nuanced understanding of historical and contemporary worlds. Rather than adhering to monolithic categories of past, present, and future connec…

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