Atlantic History and Other Approaches to Early Modern Empires : a Conversation with Jack P. Greene by Miguel Dantas da Cruz

“…In this interview with historian Jack P. Greene we discussed historiographical trends in the study of early modern empires and the role he played in the development of an Atlantic perspective that has been broadly adopted in the academia. …”
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About the History of Design through teaching and innovation by Alberto Caruso

“…The aim of this article is to reflect on two different but complementary aspects of the work of the historian of industrial design: his role as a researcher on the one hand, and the one as a lecturer on the other. …”
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Il tracollo culturale dell'Ellenismo: una lezione per il presente e un'allerta per il futuro della scienza by Redazione MediaGEO

“… In this interview with Archeomatica, Lucio Russo, a physicist, mathematician, and historian of science, delves into a critical turning point in human history: the abrupt collapse of Hellenistic scientific knowledge following the tumultuous Roman conquest of the Mediterranean in the 2nd century BCE. …”
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El sistema de engarce narrativo de los discursos de Tucídides by Juan Carlos Iglesias-Zoido

“…The aim of this paper is to study the settings of the speeches of Thucydides, analysing their components, functions and all the elements that constitute the system used by the historian to combine narration and speech in a coherent whole. …”
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Questions of Ethnogenesis of the Belarusian People in Scientific Concept of Myron Korduba by Iryna Fedoriv

“…In the article the scientific views of the prominent Ukrainian historian, professor of the Universities of Warsaw and Lviv Myron Korduba (1876-1947) on the origin of the Belarusian people are highlighted. …”
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Époques au futur. Usages de la périodisation historienne dans la littérature d’anticipation by Pierre-Antoine Marti

“…Its aim is to explore the nature of this non-historian use of the concept of epoch, which involves specific ways of interpreting and writing history.…”
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Matière à jouer : un projet historien de recherche-création vidéoludique pour mettre en jeu les traces du passé by Julien Bazile

“…After introducing what an “historian” approach to videogame design is and which questions it could address, we present our own project that seeks to explore how “historical material” is affected by its integration in a videogame, but also how this integration affects the communication of play in return.…”
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Montage and Image as Paradigm by César Huapaya (Universidade Federal do Espírito Santo – UFES, Vitória/ES, Brazil)

“…The philosopher and art historian Georges Didi-Huberman re-inaugurates the debate and exercise of thinking the anthropology of image and montage as a meta-language and a form of knowledge.  …”
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The Cultural and Religious Dimension of Russia and the Orthodox World in the 17th Century in the Interpretation of Slavophiles by A. V. Skizhenok

“…The publication of the monograph of the Polish historian and philosopher in Russian last year was accompanied by considerable interest both in the conclusions of the author himself and in the topic that he touched on in the book. …”
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Myśleć z troską: Teatr, archiwum, historiografia by Magdalena Rewerenda

“…She also draws attention to the ways in which the position of the historian can be problematized and to the significance of the socio-political contexts of theater in its historiography.…”
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Stereotypes and Emblems in the Construction of Social Imagination by Michel Rautenberg

“…Secondly, the article deepens the two notions of stereotypes and emblems supported by the works of the historian Bronislaw Baczko and the anthropologist Michael Herzfeld’s. …”
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Tussen kolonialisme en postkolonialisme: Thomas Arboussets Excursion missionnaire dans les Montagnes bleues by Bert Zurings

“…Because Arbousset was not just a missionary, but also an explorer, natural historian and ethnographer, his relations to the “O/other” are strikingly diversified. …”
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COUNTERFACTUALS IN HISTORIOGRAPHY by Zenonas Norkus

“…The conviction of some historians that the counterfactuals are essentially forbidden in the scientific historiography is critised on the ground that counterfactuals are implied by the causal statements and statements of the relative causal importance. …”
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The complete bibliography of Jean Gottmann by Luca Muscarà

“…This bibliography thus constitutes a guide for the historian of geographical thought, indispensable for understanding the genesis and evolution of Gottmann’s overall work and, in general, an invitation to reread the writings of each author in the context of their broader scientific production as well as, of course, in the framework of the scientific and intellectual context of the time.…”
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What the books saved : Mr. Claudio Sánchez Albornoz's library by María Mercedes Rodríguez Temperley

“…Before libraries and reference archives, essential for the richness of their materials, there are smaller and virtually unknown documental repositories, such as the Library of the Centro Argentino de Estudios Históricos “Claudio Sanchez Albornoz” current headquarters of the Seminario de Edición y Crítica Textual “Germán Orduna” that preserves part of the library of that historian. An examination of the volumes that are part of it reveals friendships, professional relationships and modes of reading and commenting on whom was the president of the Spanish Republic in exile and one of the founders of historical studies on the Middle Ages in Argentine…”
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COUNTERFACTUALS IN HISTORIOGRAPHY by Zenonas Norkus

“…The conviction of some historians that the counterfactuals are essentially forbidden in the scientific historiography is critised on the ground that counterfactuals are implied by the causal statements and statements of the relative causal importance. …”
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Le billet à domicile, cet ancêtre insoupçonné du chèque by Vincent Gobin

“…It is therefore up to the legal historian to put the check, introduced by the law of June 14, 1865, into perspective with the instruments used until then by currency traders of the Modern times. …”
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Defining Art as Phenomenal Being by Ivan Kolev

“…Art is seen as a phenomenal entity constituted by multiple meaning perspectives, each of which has a figure representing it (author, spectator, patron, collector, curator, connoisseur, critic, historian, typologist, theorist, aesthetician, and metaphysician). …”
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Porównania w listach emigracyjnych Joachima Lelewela pisanych do przyjaciół i znajomych by Violetta Jaros

“…The semantics of the comparatives, on the other hand, made it possible to approximate the specifics of the historian’s colloquial thinking. …”
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Introduction: Digital History by Fritsche Ulrich, Spoerer Mark

“…New digital methods are currently enhancing the historian’s toolbox fundamentally. This thematic issue is a collection of papers discussing case studies in the fields of digitization, optical character recognition, distant reading, text mining, network analysis, and historical geographical information systems. …”
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