996005 „Denkraum Theorie“ with Ethan Kleinberg (S) (WiSe 2021/2022)

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The course with Ethan Kleinberg is designed to explore the concept of “temporal anarchy” which seeks to deal with the messiness or unruliness of “time,” the ways that scholars and historians in particular seek to control or account for it, and the repercussions of these acts on academic disciplines, scholarship, culture, and politics. Over the course we will read thinkers who sought to account for the messiness or unruliness of time and temporality.

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Bielefeld Graduate School In History And Sociology / Promotion Theory and Methods Classes   0.5 Theory Class  
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