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200 10$aHistorics $ewhy history dominates contemporary society /$fMartin L. Davies
210   $aLondon ;$aNew York $cRoutledge$d2006
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320   $aIncludes bibliographical references (p. [259]-279) and index.
327   $tGetting at what is behind history --$tThe already historicized world --$tThe concept of historics --$tHistorical illusions --$tThe logic of "sense" --$tA sense of history --$tTheme --$tHistory and indiscriminate interests --$tThe cultural politics of distinction --$tHistorics --$tHistory and sentience --$tThe organic conception of history --$t'The common denominator of all our sensibilities' --$t'The anguish secreted by human infirmity' --$tComprehension and history --$tApprehension and history --$tHistorical knowledge --$tThe 'prosthesis god' --$tNeither art nor science --$tHistorical discourse --$tPhantom experiences --$tHistory as a sense-management system --$tThe faith of fallen Jews --$tHomo studiosus --$tHistory as symbolic re-enactment --$tCoda.
330   $aFrom an author at the forefront of research in this area comes this provocative and seminal work that presents a unique and fresh new look at history and theory.Taking a broadly European view, the book draws on works of French and German philosophy, some of which are unknown to the English-speaking world, and Martin L. Davies spells out what it is like to live in a historicized world, where any event is presented as historical as, or even before, it happens.Challenging basic assumptions made by historians, Davies focuses on historical ideas and thought about the past instead o
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