Our editor Deirdre Anne Hendrick's M.A. thesis, "Citing Silences: Finding a History 'Outside' the Archive," is available open access on PhilArchive. It argues that silences produced by Euro-Western historiography in the service of white supremacy can be cited in ways that force the archive to acknowledge its own violence — developing the concept of the "hauntological irrealis" through Trouillot, Derrida, Butler, and Hartman.
https://philpapers.org/rec/HENCSF
#philosophy #PhilosophyOfHistory #archive #haunting #CriticalRaceTheory #OpenAccess #PhilosophyOfLanguage
Deirdre Anne Hendrick, Citing Silences: Finding a History ‘Outside’ the Archive - PhilPapers

This thesis examines how the authorizing norms of Euro-Western historiography—organized by white supremacy—produce and maintain silences, excluding entire communities from historical narrative. Trouillot identifies silences as structural to historical narrative, operating ...

My M.A. thesis, "Citing Silences: Finding a History 'Outside' the Archive," is available open access on PhilArchive. It argues that silences produced by Euro-Western historiography in the service of white supremacy can be cited in ways that force the archive to acknowledge its own violence — developing the concept of the "hauntological irrealis."
https://philpapers.org/rec/HENCSF
#PhilArchive #PhilPapers #philosophy #philosophyOfHistory #CriticalRaceTheory #Derrida #Trouillot #Hartman #Butler
Deirdre Anne Hendrick, Citing Silences: Finding a History ‘Outside’ the Archive - PhilPapers

This thesis examines how the authorizing norms of Euro-Western historiography—organized by white supremacy—produce and maintain silences, excluding entire communities from historical narrative. Trouillot identifies silences as structural to historical narrative, operating ...

Pinning this bc apparently I *am* going to read more and write more about Becker, lol.

That letter to Frederick Jackson Turner led me to Becker's famous "Detachment and the Writing of History," published the same year. I've read this before but probably early grad school? It's been a long time.

Holy crap, what a fascinating essay, both for its time and in our *present* time, like literally, right now.

I was able to download a pdf here:

https://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/1910/10/detachment-and-the-writing-of-history/644705/

#PhilosophyOfHistory #HistoricalThinking #WhyHistory #ReadingNotes #CarlBecker

Detachment and the Writing of History

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Hegel was influenced by Kant, the Western enlightenment, and Fichte and Schelling, but also by ancient Greek tragedy and his varying historical studies. He was the last great systematic philosopher, with works that covered every philosophical question at that time...
#philosophy #historyofphilosophy #GeorgWilhelmFriedrichHegel #creativespirit #dialectic #PhilosophyOfHistory #reason #society #Fichte #Schelling #ImmanuelKant #mind #intellectualtraditions #enlightenment https://philosophyindefinitely.wordpress.com/2020/10/20/hegel-the-last-great-system/
Hegel – The last great system…

Hegel – The last great system Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel (1770-1831) was the most influential 19th century philosopher, whose aim was that of justifying the idea of freedom in a …

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Next week, we'll be welcoming hundreds of historians from all over the world to Lisbon for the 5th conference of the International Network for Theory of History!

The final programme in now on our website: three keynotes, five round tables and dozens of parallel sessions.

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History & Responsibility | INTH Conference 2024 | IHC

Fifth network conference of the International Network for Theory of History, gathering theorists of history and historians of historiography.

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In the course of writing something on Louis Mink, I stumbled (don't ask me how) on Galen Strawson's "Against Narrativity" - and it struck me as a very interesting paper. Colleagues in #TheoryOfHistory / #PhilosophyOfHistory who have read it: what do you think about it? #philosophy

The philosophy of #Yeats: https://www.irishphilosophy.com/2013/06/13/yeats-self-and-anti-self/

Yeats esoteric, complex #PhilosophyOfHistory is explored on this website: https://www.yeatsvision.com/

"We have in Berkeley and in Burke a philosophy on which it is possible to base the whole life of a nation": from a speech given in 30 Nov. 1925 https://www.irishphilosophy.com/2015/06/13/yeats-literature-philosophy/

Yeats: Self and anti-self

The 13th of June is Yeats Day, the anniversary of Yeats’ birth. Best known as a poet, Yeats had philosophic interests. He admired idealism, and was well known for reading neoPlatonists such a…

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In Our Time - Hegel's Philosophy of History - BBC Sounds

Melvyn Bragg and guests discuss Hegel's ideas on the consciousness of freedom.

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Question for fellow @histodons : it's probably a personal blind spot in my search methodology 😅, but I can't seem to find much engagement with #karenbarad among historians or #philosophyofhistory . Can someone point me in the right direction?