Sande Cohen
Biographic Data
| ID | 3674956 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Sande Cohen |
| GIVEN NAMES | Sande |
| FAMILY NAME | Cohen |
| SIGNATURE | COHEN S |
| AFFILIATIONS | California Institute of the Arts |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 18 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 12 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 18 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1978 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2014 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Narrative engulfment: The public intellectual and narrative misrepresentation
Narrative Engulfment: The Public Intellectual and Narrative
Yes to resistance to history
The writings of Keith Jenkins have generated much healthy criticism in historiography and contemporary intellectual life. I propose to expand on his historiographic contribution, drawing on his critique of narrative form, which involves the social–intellectual effects of temporal paradoxes. Do the writings of historians actually generate modes of destroying a past through misleading concepts of continuity? Or, as many groups experience widespread…
On intellecticide or university driven politics of history
‘What does all will to truth mean?’Nietzsche, On the Genealogy of MoralityFor Rethinking History's ‘invitation’, I consider some inseparable actions linking academic and artistic institutions with historical representation and its politics. This involves discussion of how publication and institutional conditions are historicized. To historicize is the key linkage: academic/intellectual labor and writing often ‘plays for’ the future, in which such…
Creating a ‘falsely objectified tradition’: The face of art or history, myth, money, and name. A review-essay of Pacific Standard Time. Los Angeles Art 1945–1980
Herman Paul's Hayden White and the politics of professional historiography
This essay-review of H. Paul's book on the work of Hayden White draws out the interpretations Paul makes of White's seminal work, Metahistory. This essay-review applauds Paul's endeavor to provide a systematic context for White's overall oeuvre. The second section focuses on the politics of professional historiography, or the frequent confusion between politics and profession in matters historical and historiographical
Theory and resistance to theory in contemporary art and historiography
Imprisoned by history: Aspects of historicized life
Academia and nihilism: Some critical perspectives
This paper argues that nihilism is not an obsolete cultural and intellectual problem that can be safely left in the past. Nihilism involves processes that are not fully historicized. Some sense of the concept is necessary in order to understand important social selections and acts of power. Using some key works by Deleuze and Nietzsche, this essay argues that nihilism is a way to discuss specific academic processes, including topics of peer-revie…
On the body and passion of history and historiography
Using Michel Foucault's notion that ‘Society Must Be Defended’ as his starting point, Sande Cohen argues that disciplinary issues within ‘historical culture’ belong to a notion of ‘war’ more than training or representation and that the discipline of history is not that effective in helping along public, intellectual life
Sande Cohen. Review of "Prosthetic Gods" by Hal Foster
This is not an opinion
This essay/assay interrogates the mixture of image/writing that is figured forth - objectified, mediatized, lodged in the brain - as the artifact called an opinion. Opinion is the medium that provides sense for ‘good’ and ‘common’ affirmations and negations. By means of opinions, connections are made that join subject and world - the opinion of the critic that ‘knows’ or can ‘sense’ the value of things, thereby making opinions normal, safe, and e…
The 'Use and Abuse of History' According to Jean-FranÇois Lyotard
(2000). The 'Use and Abuse of History' According to Jean-FranCois Lyotard. Parallax: Vol. 6, To Jean-Francois Lyotard, pp. 99-113
Science studies and language suppression—A critique of Bruno Latour's we have never been modern
Pour une lecture de La Révolution moléculaire
Academia and the Luster of Capital
(1995). Academia and the Luster of Capital. The Journal of Higher Education: Vol. 66, No. 2, pp. 242-244
Academia and the Luster of Capital
Alienation, Praxis, and Techne in the Thought of Karl Marx . Kostas Axelos
Structuralism and the Writing of Intellectual History
Academia and the Luster of Capital
(1995). Academia and the Luster of Capital. The Journal of Higher Education: Vol. 66, No. 2, pp. 242-244
Imprisoned by history: Aspects of historicized life
The 'Use and Abuse of History' According to Jean-FranÇois Lyotard
(2000). The 'Use and Abuse of History' According to Jean-FranCois Lyotard. Parallax: Vol. 6, To Jean-Francois Lyotard, pp. 99-113
Structuralism and the Writing of Intellectual History
Herman Paul's Hayden White and the politics of professional historiography
This essay-review of H. Paul's book on the work of Hayden White draws out the interpretations Paul makes of White's seminal work, Metahistory. This essay-review applauds Paul's endeavor to provide a systematic context for White's overall oeuvre. The second section focuses on the politics of professional historiography, or the frequent confusion between politics and profession in matters historical and historiographical
On the body and passion of history and historiography
Using Michel Foucault's notion that ‘Society Must Be Defended’ as his starting point, Sande Cohen argues that disciplinary issues within ‘historical culture’ belong to a notion of ‘war’ more than training or representation and that the discipline of history is not that effective in helping along public, intellectual life
Alienation, Praxis, and Techne in the Thought of Karl Marx . Kostas Axelos
Structuralism and the Writing of Intellectual History
Academia and the Luster of Capital
(1995). Academia and the Luster of Capital. The Journal of Higher Education: Vol. 66, No. 2, pp. 242-244
Academia and the Luster of Capital
Pour une lecture de La Révolution moléculaire
Science studies and language suppression—A critique of Bruno Latour's we have never been modern
The 'Use and Abuse of History' According to Jean-FranÇois Lyotard
(2000). The 'Use and Abuse of History' According to Jean-FranCois Lyotard. Parallax: Vol. 6, To Jean-Francois Lyotard, pp. 99-113
This is not an opinion
This essay/assay interrogates the mixture of image/writing that is figured forth - objectified, mediatized, lodged in the brain - as the artifact called an opinion. Opinion is the medium that provides sense for ‘good’ and ‘common’ affirmations and negations. By means of opinions, connections are made that join subject and world - the opinion of the critic that ‘knows’ or can ‘sense’ the value of things, thereby making opinions normal, safe, and e…
Sande Cohen. Review of "Prosthetic Gods" by Hal Foster
On the body and passion of history and historiography
Using Michel Foucault's notion that ‘Society Must Be Defended’ as his starting point, Sande Cohen argues that disciplinary issues within ‘historical culture’ belong to a notion of ‘war’ more than training or representation and that the discipline of history is not that effective in helping along public, intellectual life
Imprisoned by history: Aspects of historicized life
Academia and nihilism: Some critical perspectives
This paper argues that nihilism is not an obsolete cultural and intellectual problem that can be safely left in the past. Nihilism involves processes that are not fully historicized. Some sense of the concept is necessary in order to understand important social selections and acts of power. Using some key works by Deleuze and Nietzsche, this essay argues that nihilism is a way to discuss specific academic processes, including topics of peer-revie…
Herman Paul's Hayden White and the politics of professional historiography
This essay-review of H. Paul's book on the work of Hayden White draws out the interpretations Paul makes of White's seminal work, Metahistory. This essay-review applauds Paul's endeavor to provide a systematic context for White's overall oeuvre. The second section focuses on the politics of professional historiography, or the frequent confusion between politics and profession in matters historical and historiographical
Theory and resistance to theory in contemporary art and historiography
Yes to resistance to history
The writings of Keith Jenkins have generated much healthy criticism in historiography and contemporary intellectual life. I propose to expand on his historiographic contribution, drawing on his critique of narrative form, which involves the social–intellectual effects of temporal paradoxes. Do the writings of historians actually generate modes of destroying a past through misleading concepts of continuity? Or, as many groups experience widespread…
On intellecticide or university driven politics of history
‘What does all will to truth mean?’Nietzsche, On the Genealogy of MoralityFor Rethinking History's ‘invitation’, I consider some inseparable actions linking academic and artistic institutions with historical representation and its politics. This involves discussion of how publication and institutional conditions are historicized. To historicize is the key linkage: academic/intellectual labor and writing often ‘plays for’ the future, in which such…
Creating a ‘falsely objectified tradition’: The face of art or history, myth, money, and name. A review-essay of Pacific Standard Time. Los Angeles Art 1945–1980
Narrative engulfment: The public intellectual and narrative misrepresentation
Narrative Engulfment: The Public Intellectual and Narrative
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