Le temps de l'histoire en question

Questioning time in history, Eric Vigne. Should time be a philosophical question ? In general, French historians seem to have neglected this essential problem concerning reflection on time. Both because of a positivist tradition which seeks the linearity of the event and of a mistrust of the philosophy of history, they have not wanted to corne to grips with the question of temporality. And yet the very nature of history cornes from this question. K. Pomian's recent book, L'ordre du temps (Gallimard) illustrates the richness of the philosophie thinking on the variation of the notion of time and its importance in understanding the various historical schools

Epistemology · Historical Thinking · History of philosophy · Humanities · Philosophy of history · Political science · Positivism · Sociology · Temporality · Variation (astronomy · Cultural Identity and Heritage · European Political History Analysis · Historical and Literary Analyses · Historical Studies and Socio-cultural Analysis · History, Culture, and Diplomacy · Philosophy

• Au Moyen Age

  Open Access•Jacques Le Goff•Annales Histoire Sciences Sociales•1960

  Incluir item