Patrick H Hutton
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 342487 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Patrick H Hutton |
| PRENOMES | Patrick H |
| SOBRENOME | Hutton |
| ASSINATURA | HUTTON P H |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of Vermont |
| ORCID | 0009-0006-5768-8725 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 54 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 550 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 55 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1971 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2022 |
| ÍNDICE H | 5 |
The Cult of the Revolutionary Tradition
Technologies of the Self
The New History of Nostalgia
Nostalgia has become a hot topic in contemporary scholarship in the social sciences. Long overlooked in studies in the history of social psychology, the nature and social role of nostalgia has bela
The return of the event
Philosophical Reflections on the Ways of Memory and History
Philosopher Jeffrey Barash seeks to clarify the concept of collective memory, which has taken on wide-ranging meanings in contemporary scholarship. Returning to the original insight of sociologist Maurice Halbwachs during the 1920s, he grounds the concept in the living social memory of the present, whose sphere is widened by its capacity to draw upon a past beyond its ken through the symbolization of its remembrance. He offers two preliminary pro…
Lies, passions, and illusions; the democratic imagination in the twentieth century
Legends of a Revolutionary
Louis-Auguste Blanqui ranks among the most famous apostles of the nineteenth-century French Revolutionary tradition. His commitment to that cause was bound up with his longing to tap once more the energy that had inspired the popular uprisings of the French Revolution. Such nostalgia came to define not only his tactics but also his way of life. In the process he fashioned a legend of his role as insurrectionary activist, and its nostalgic underpi…
Reconsiderations of the Idea of Nostalgia in Contemporary Historical Writing
Scholarly interest in the topic of nostalgia has come late to discussions of the workings of memory, a popular topic in contemporary historiography, but its moment may at last have arrived, bringing with it perspectives unappreciated a generation ago. As an emotional response to time’s passage, nostalgia has long been viewed with suspicion. From the dawn of the modern age, critics have explained that it plays into life’s illusions, drifting into …
How the Old Left Has Found a New Place in the Memory Game
In his new book, How Modernity Forgets, Paul Connerton seeks to show a relationship between the workings of late capitalism and the institutionalization of forgetfulness in ever more abstract conceptions of space and time. He uses this argument to explain why the topic of collective memory has waxed so large in contemporary historical scholarship. I interpret his argument in light of his earlier work on habit memory and his still earlier critique…
Walter Benjamin
The Memory Phenomenon as a Never-ending Story
Looking for a Juste Milieu in a Silver Age of Modesty
Historical Representation. F. R. Ankersmit
Memories of Trauma
Disturbing Remains: Memory, History, and Crisis in the Twentieth Century. Edited By Michael S. Roth and Charles G. Salas
The Autonomy of History
Late-Life Historical Reflections of Philippe Ariès on the Family in Contemporary Culture
Philippe Ariès is renowned among social historians for Centuries of Childhood (1960), his pioneering study that set the course for research on the rise of the modern family as a newfield for historical inquiry. Also significant but less well known are his late-life writings (late 1970s, early 1980s) on the family in the present age. In this article, the author analyzes Ariès s reconsideration of his original thesis in light of his inquiry into th…
The Postwar Politics of Philippe Ariès
The Politics of the Young Philippe Aries
In an autobiographical memoir written late in life (1980), the historian Philippe Aries (1914-84) evokes his discovery of the writings of the Annales historians during the dark days of Vichy France, when Paris was under the occupation of the German army. Conscripted immediately at the outset of the war in September 1939 and as precipitously demobilized after the armistice of June 1940, he returned to Paris, his life disrupted and his plans for th…
Mnemonic Schemes in the New History of Memory
Books reviewed in this article: The Memory of the Modern By Matt K. Matsuda Landscape and Memory By Simon Schama
Auguste Comte
The Ironist’s Cage
"The Ironist’s Cage: Memory, Trauma, and the Construction of History, by Michael S. Roth." Canadian Journal of History, 31(3), pp. 486–487
The Art of Conversation
History as an Art of Memory
The French Historical Revolution
History and Memory
The Political Technology of Individuals
Technologies of the Self
Technologies of the Self
Shortly before his death in 1984, Michel Foucault spoke of an idea for a new book on technologies of the self. He described it as composed of different papers about the self..., about the role of reading and writing in constituting the self... and so on. The book Foucault envisioned was based on a faculty seminar on Technologies of the Self, originally presented at the University of Vermont in the fall of 1982. This volume is a partial record of …
The History of Mentalities
A few years ago, French historians began using the expression of to characterize their work in the field of intellectual history. While awkward in French and infelicitous in English translation, the phrase has survived; for it expresses a need to assign autonomy to a kind of historical inquiry which offers new perspectives on the civilizing process. Briefly stated, the history of considers the attitudes of ordinary people toward everyday life. Id…
The Art of Memory Reconceived
Popular Boulangism and the Advent of Mass Politics in France, 1886–90
The history of the Boulangist movement has long been written as the saga of General Georges Boulanger, an ambitious army officer, who led an unsuccessful campaign to revise the Constitution of the Third French Republic.1 Only recently has interest shifted from the man to his movement, to a consideration of the nature of Boulanger's appeal to his sizeable and enthusiastic popular following. The pioneering work upon this subject is the study by Jac…
Philosophical Profiles
The Impact of the Boulangist Crisis upon the Guesdist Party at Bordeaux
The impact of the Boulangist crisis upon the development of the Guesdist party (Parti ouvrier) has never received enthusiastic attention from students of French Marxism. That attitude is not altogether surprising. The official position of the party upon General Georges Boulanger and his cause was one of hostile neutrality if not of outright opposition. Between cholera and the plague, one does not choose, was Jules Guesde's unequivocal verdict upo…
Philosophical Reflections on the Ways of Memory and History
Philosopher Jeffrey Barash seeks to clarify the concept of collective memory, which has taken on wide-ranging meanings in contemporary scholarship. Returning to the original insight of sociologist Maurice Halbwachs during the 1920s, he grounds the concept in the living social memory of the present, whose sphere is widened by its capacity to draw upon a past beyond its ken through the symbolization of its remembrance. He offers two preliminary pro…
Reconsiderations of the Idea of Nostalgia in Contemporary Historical Writing
Scholarly interest in the topic of nostalgia has come late to discussions of the workings of memory, a popular topic in contemporary historiography, but its moment may at last have arrived, bringing with it perspectives unappreciated a generation ago. As an emotional response to time’s passage, nostalgia has long been viewed with suspicion. From the dawn of the modern age, critics have explained that it plays into life’s illusions, drifting into …
Walter Benjamin
Mnemonic Schemes in the New History of Memory
Books reviewed in this article: The Memory of the Modern By Matt K. Matsuda Landscape and Memory By Simon Schama
History as an Art of Memory
The Role of Memory in the Historiography of the French Revolution
French historians have been called upon to commemorate the French Revolution on the occasion of its bicentennial. But to commemorate the Revolution is not the same thing as to understand it historically. Since Herbert Butterfield offered his famous critique of Whig history some sixty years ago, historians have been particularly suspicious of historical writing that eulogizes the subjects it considers. Butterfield condemned the Whig historians for…
Vico's Theory of History and the French Revolutionary Tradition
The Impact of the Boulangist Crisis upon the Guesdist Party at Bordeaux
The impact of the Boulangist crisis upon the development of the Guesdist party (Parti ouvrier) has never received enthusiastic attention from students of French Marxism. That attitude is not altogether surprising. The official position of the party upon General Georges Boulanger and his cause was one of hostile neutrality if not of outright opposition. Between cholera and the plague, one does not choose, was Jules Guesde's unequivocal verdict upo…
The Role of the Blanquist Party in Left-Wing Politics in France, 1879-90
Popular Boulangism and the Advent of Mass Politics in France, 1886–90
The history of the Boulangist movement has long been written as the saga of General Georges Boulanger, an ambitious army officer, who led an unsuccessful campaign to revise the Constitution of the Third French Republic.1 Only recently has interest shifted from the man to his movement, to a consideration of the nature of Boulanger's appeal to his sizeable and enthusiastic popular following. The pioneering work upon this subject is the study by Jac…
Vico's Theory of History and the French Revolutionary Tradition
La Droite révolutionnaire
The Cult of the Revolutionary Tradition
The History of Mentalities
A few years ago, French historians began using the expression of to characterize their work in the field of intellectual history. While awkward in French and infelicitous in English translation, the phrase has survived; for it expresses a need to assign autonomy to a kind of historical inquiry which offers new perspectives on the civilizing process. Briefly stated, the history of considers the attitudes of ordinary people toward everyday life. Id…
The Cult of the Revolutionary Tradition
The Cult of the Revolutionary Tradition
The Cult of the Revolutionary Tradition. The Blanquists in French Politics 1864-1893
Cultural Analysis
Vico’s Significance for the New Cultural History
The Structure of Mind in History. Five Major Figures in Psychohistory
Philosophical Profiles
Vico’s Political Thought
The Greenwood Press's Historical Dictionaries of French History
The Art of Memory Reconceived
Mythistory and Other Essays
The Rise and Fall of the Great Powers; Economic Change and Military Conflict from 1500 to 2000
Rethinking the French Revolution
Technologies of the Self
Shortly before his death in 1984, Michel Foucault spoke of an idea for a new book on technologies of the self. He described it as composed of different papers about the self..., about the role of reading and writing in constituting the self... and so on. The book Foucault envisioned was based on a faculty seminar on Technologies of the Self, originally presented at the University of Vermont in the fall of 1982. This volume is a partial record of …
Marx's method, epistemology, and humanism; A study in the development of his thought
Cosmopolis
“Fin-de-Siècle America”
The Role of Memory in the Historiography of the French Revolution
French historians have been called upon to commemorate the French Revolution on the occasion of its bicentennial. But to commemorate the Revolution is not the same thing as to understand it historically. Since Herbert Butterfield offered his famous critique of Whig history some sixty years ago, historians have been particularly suspicious of historical writing that eulogizes the subjects it considers. Butterfield condemned the Whig historians for…
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