“History in general is neither memory nor recollection, but the story of their relationship. The indiscriminate cultivation of recollection, the conscious effort to remember everything, is a th… more →
theotherblogfreehistory wrote 1 month ago: Metahistory by Hayden White History as literature seems to be the idea behind this book, or at least … more →
clarespark wrote 3 months ago: Walter Benjamin once remarked that fascism allows the masses to express themselves (see his famous e … more →
Said Hamideh wrote 7 months ago: I trapped an idea this morning and it makes me wonder if something like it might exist somewhere in … more →
mlminarich wrote 1 year ago: Megan Minarich Narrative Theory Prof. Jay Clayton 29 OCT 2008 Response 10 Roland Barthes’ descript … more →
covinger wrote 1 year ago: The readings for this week circle around the role of authority in narrative, roaming between the aut … more →
Drew wrote 1 year ago: Another conference this week, on literature and history, hosted by the Australasian Association for … more →
Drew wrote 1 year ago: “History in general is neither memory nor recollection, but the story of their relationship. … more →
Drew wrote 1 year ago: “Texts do not become “classics” because they are self decoding, as H.G. Gadamer be … more →
Drew wrote 2 years ago: “The orthodox historian is strongly committed … to the view that there is a clear distin … more →
moya79 wrote 2 years ago: Historical narrative as a literary artifact Whenever I think about history as a literary arti … more →
Heather wrote 2 years ago: In his article “The Historical Text as Literary Artifact,” Hayden White refutes the opposition betwe … more →
Ortizzle wrote 2 years ago: I found Hayden White’s Historical Text as Literary Artifact fascinating on the one hand, but o … more →
Drew wrote 3 years ago: Thought I’d post, as I haven’t done so in quite a while. Among other things, I have been … more →