Article ID: CBB335465324

Parallel, Additional or Alternative Histories of Philosophy? Questions on the Theory and Methodology of the History of Philosophy (2018)

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Methodologies and theories for writing histories of philosophy are particularly relevant today due to the abounding challenges to the discipline that have emerged: e.g. the problem concerning the precise mode of the inclusion of non-Western philosophies in the history of philosophy, the response to postcolonial considerations at large, the transformative impact of new media and the question whether the history of philosophy is primarily a philosophical, rather than merely historical, enterprise. À propos the relative scarcity that is to be witnessed in explicit articulations of methodologies and theories for writing histories of philosophy, in this note I focus on certain spontaneous, rather than theoretically planned, responses that have emerged to the above challenges – in particular, Peter Adamson’s History of Philosophy without any gaps – and in conclusion, as an example of methodological development, I touch on some of the problems we encounter in the case of the inclusion of Byzantine philosophy in the history of philosophy.

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Authors & Contributors
Christian Henrich-Franke
Paweł Cebrykow
Seth, Sanjay
Boris Gehlen
Miller, James
Stéphanie Ponsavady
Journals
Business History Review
The Journal of Transport History
Polski Przegląd Kartograficzny (Polish Cartographical Review)
Zeitschrift für Unternehmensgeschichte
Transfers
Journal of Global History
Publishers
Oxford University Press
MIT Press
ENS Editions
Concepts
Methodology
History as a discipline; chronology; study of the past
Postcolonialism
Methods of communication; media
Social sciences
Business history
People
Lambo, Thomas Adeoye
Knobe, Joshua
Sytsma, Justin
Nichols, Shaun
Nanda, Meera
Livengood, Jonathan
Time Periods
20th century
20th century, late
Early modern
21st century
Modern
Medieval
Places
France
Torres Strait
Nigeria
Netherlands
North America
Germany
Institutions
Taj Mahal
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