دانلود کتاب New Directions in Social and Cultural History

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Cover
Half Title
Series
Title Page
Copyright
Contents
Figures
Acknowledgements
Contributors
Foreword
Preface
Introduction: Towards new social and cultural histories
Introduction: Why social and cultural history?
Where are we today?
What does the future hold?
Notes
Key texts
Part One Histories of the human
Chapter One Subjectivity, the self and historical practice
Introduction
Quantitative and qualitative histories
The cultural turn
Subjectivity, language and narrative
Technologies of the self
The self and the ‘other’
Discourse and subjectivity
Subjective and intersubjective composure
Psychoanalysis and the self
Conclusion
Notes
Key texts
Chapter Two The history of emotions
Introduction
Origins and developments
Theoretical landscape
The challenge of the neurosciences
Notes
Key texts
Chapter Three The body and the senses
Introduction
Advent/invent/sutures
Sensing/seeing darkly
‘Poorly’/sinking/insensible
Conclusion
Notes
Key texts
Part Two The material turn
Chapter Four A return to materialism? Putting social history back into place*
Introduction
The traditional historiographical narrative
A divide between social and cultural history, or a straw man?
Solutions? A Thompsonian approach to materialism and cultures of class
Conclusion
Notes
Key texts
Chapter Five Markets and culture
Introduction
From economics to markets
The cultural turn and the rise of markets
Knowledge, finance and financialization
New directions and digital tools
An environmental turn in the material turn
A return to work?
Conclusion
Notes
Key texts
Chapter Six Visual and material cultures
Introduction
Visual studies
Visual history
What’s next? Visual history, present and future
Conclusion
Notes
Key texts
Chapter Seven Public histories
Introduction
Recent developments in public history
Future directions in public history
Self-reflexive practice
Diversification of the field
Conclusion
Notes
Key texts
Part Three Challenges and provocations
Chapter Eight Animal-human histories
Introduction: The existence of animals in the past
The growth and impact of animal studies upon historical work
Introducing debates and issues in the creation of animal-human history: the examples of experience, agency and representation
New directions for animal-human history
Using science – and science using history
Public history and heritage: memorialization and commemoration of animals
Notes
Key texts
Chapter Nine New directions in transnational history: Thinking and living transnationally
Introduction
Defining transnational history
Which subfields of history lend themselves to transnational methods?
How might we do transnational history?
Conclusion
Notes
Key texts
Chapter Ten Environmental history
Introduction
New directions for social and cultural history
Notes
Key texts
Chapter Eleven Spatial history
The production of space
Conclusion
Notes
Key texts
Afterword: Digital history
Notes
Key texts
Index