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Temporal Turn In The Theory Of Historical Knowledge At The Border Of The Xx-Xxi Centuries
[Темпоральный Поворот В Теории Исторического Знания На Рубеже Xx-Xxi Веков]

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Despite the fact that historians almost always recognized that time is important for historiography or simply identified time with history (like Jules Michelet, who said that history is time, or Marc Bloch, who called history the science of people in time), only recently the necessary prerequisites were formed for historical time (its nature, structure, models of periodization and ways of experiencing) to become the direct subject of modern theory of history. This new state of affairs in the field of theory is today more and more often referred to as the temporal turn.

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  • Nikolai Fedor & Oleinokov Andrey, 2021. "Temporal Turn In The Theory Of Historical Knowledge At The Border Of The Xx-Xxi Centuries [Темпоральный Поворот В Теории Исторического Знания На Рубеже Xx-Xxi Веков]," Working Papers s21035, Russian Presidential Academy of National Economy and Public Administration.
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