... Publication Model ( https://dbpia.nl.go.kr/pages/standard-publication-reuse-rights ) Abstract This article aims to broaden the theoretical perspective of historical criminology in a two-fold way: (1) it introduces Martin Heidegger’s notions of temporality and historicity to further...

... of Jerusalem. This article asks how Jerusalem refugee histories change when we consider the patriarchate’s characteristics as an informal camp. The religious dimensions of camps are often overlooked, and the article suggests that recognizing them affords a better understanding of the forms of historical...

... the filmic and literary media, neither obfuscating nor losing itself to the literariness of its source. These three conditions are meant to generalize the discussion of authenticity in adaptation from the narrow scope of historical films to a broader array of film genres, since adaptations are not solely...

.... The articles in this Suite look to the Wartime Quartet's writings and learning conditions to show that, far from being of purely historical interest, they shed fresh light on the aims and challenges of moral education and offer a critical perspective on current pedagogical practices-particularly...

... understanding of truths that are universal and thus essentially there from the start. This is just one side of how the transformations of moral understandings appear in Murdoch's work. There is also, alongside it, a continuous commentary on the malleability and change of the social and historical conditions...

...Pierre-Benoit Joly; Claire Le Renard Basing on Koselleck, the French historian François Hartog coined the concept of regime of historicity ( Hartog 2003 ). Dealing with recent changes, he interestingly identifies two regimes of historicity: A modernist regime (1789–1989), well described...

... of this logic—the spiritual/sacred. This is the paradoxical endpoint of humanism that music helps us appreciate: returning the human world to the transcendent; lifting off from the material while remaining a natural phenomenon. humanistic music therapy posthuman critique therapy culture historicity...

... in showcasing (via radio commentaries) the soundscape central to Fassbinder’s reimagining of 1950s West Germany; and football’s role in the illusion of historicity that underpins the BRD Trilogy—this article analyses Fassbinder’s deployment of the game as a sympathetic witness to the male incapacity...

..., and The Cairns Institute, James Cook University, Cairns and Townsville, Australia E-mail: [email protected] © The Author [2015]. Published by Oxford University Press on behalf of The Design History Society. All rights reserved. 2015 Abstract This article addresses the aspect of historicity in design...

.... $45.00. © The Author 2015. Published by Oxford University Press. All rights reserved. For permissions, please e-mail: [email protected] 2015 historiography presentism bio-history historicity anachronism If we have science, do we really need history? Or perhaps to put the question another...

...Since the latter part of the twentieth century, there has been a noticeable turn towards fiction that draws on historical materials, people, and events to reframe the politics of both the past and the present. This turn was signalled by Linda Hutcheon in 1988 as part of postmodernism. In recent...

... body divine history human materialism moral law subjectivism Augustine Cusanus Nicholas Kant Immanuel historical consciousness modernity dignity human historicism Logos Revelation poet the tradition imago Dei likeness Dupré Louis God knowledge secular the sensus communis...

... procession, I discover that the ever more institutionalized event highlights the power of choreopolitical organization displayed by the nation state. As in Meige’s day, the procession has been evacuated of nervous disorder or bodily disruption. My archival reperformance reveals an experience of historicity...

... Amenophis III Central Hill Country Central Highlands El Amarna texts historicity Hittites Levant Philistine Ramesses II Sea Peoples Shephelah 23 10 26 34 27 46 Abimelech of Gerar Bethel Gerar Hebron Isaac Shechem 14 1–3 14 9 14 17–20 14 21–24 19 21 32 23 26 8 Amraphel anachronism...

...Since its inception, neoclassical translation is characterized by historical consciousness: an awareness of the historicity of language as well as translation practice. In France and England, the early neoclassical translators declared their endeavor to be new and more noble than past practices...

... the concept of “rise and fall” was born as a subversive historical device, a “regime of historicity,” against the backdrop of political discourses about dynastic sempiternity and dynastic rise in late antiquity during the days of the Qin and Han dynasties. This device resurfaced later in critical moments...

... alcohol consumption therapeutic practices double historicity overmedicalisation natural childbirth medical homophobia Being performed at the intersection of pre-reflexive thought and externalised practices, habits can be conceptualised as occupying the dynamic space between the objective (habitat...

...-consciously alluded to lived experiences—whether in the historical past or present—with varying degrees of irony that suggested the impossibility of ignoring or repressing those experiences. Its repetitive insertion of narratives about and images of the experiences into the contemporary moment evoked...

... Detienne Marcel Estrangement Lefort Claude Mimesis Auerbach Old Testament time in Recognition Thakombau Fijian leader Time Achilles Death The Iliad Homer Legends Mazon Paul Mourning Past Bards Divinatory knowledge Future Hesiod Historicity Homecomings Knowledge Muses Returns Seers...

... the privileged place of memory in the project tell us about how past, present, and future were articulated? They were obviously not organized in the same way as in the modern regime of historicity. And Lieux de mémoire also helps shed light on the temporalities mobilized in national history...