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    The Uses of history (edited book)
    with William John Bosenbrook
    Wayne State University Press. 1968.
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    Aesthetics of Historiography
    History of the Human Sciences 5 (1). 1992.
  • Di pietro) 410
    with J. A. De Vito, P. H. Reaney, Claude Lapointe, Rodney D. Huddleston, and Giorgio Tagliacozzo
    Foundations of Language 9 444. 1973.
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    Books in Review
    Political Theory 22 (3): 509-511. 1994.
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    Commentary
    History of the Human Sciences 9 (4): 123-138. 1996.
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    After Philosophy (review)
    New Vico Studies 6 167-168. 1988.
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    The Content of the Form
    Johns Hopkins. 1987.
    Hayden White probes the notion of authority in art and literature and examines the problems of meaning - its production, distribution, and consumption - in different historical epochs. In the end, he suggests, the only meaning that history can have is the kind that a narrative imagination gives to it. The secret of the process by which consciousness invests history with meaning resides in the content of the form, in the way our narrative capacities transforms the present into a fulfillment of a …Read more
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    The Tasks of Intellectual History
    The Monist 53 (4): 606-630. 1969.
    Intellectual history—the attempt to write the history of consciousness-in-general, rather than discrete histories of, say, politics, society, economic activity, philosophical thought, or literary expression—is comparatively new as a scholarly discipline; but it can lay claim to a long ancestry. It is arguable that intellectual history has its remote origins in the sectarian disputes of ancient philosophers and theologians, who, by constructing “histories” of their opponents’ doctrines, sought to…Read more
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    The Uses of history (edited book)
    with William John Bosenbrook
    Wayne State University Press. 1968.
    Adam Smith and the philosophy of anti-history, by J. Weiss.--Towards a dissolution of the ontological argument, by A. C. Danto.--Romanticism, historicism, realism: toward a period concept for early 19th century intellectual history, by H. V. White.--History and humanity: the Proudhonian vision, by A. Noland.--Hintze and the legacy of Ranke, by M. Covensky.--Objections to metaphysics, by J. Cobitz.--The term expressionism in the visual arts, by V. H. Miesel.--Karl Löwith's anti-historicism, by B.…Read more
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    The Italian Difference and the Politics of Culture
    Graduate Faculty Philosophy Journal 10 (1): 117-122. 1984.
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    Historical text as literary artefact
    Filozofski Vestnik 28 (1): 161-179. 2007.
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    Interview: Hayden White: The Image of Self-Presentation
    with Ewa Domanska and Hans Kellner
    Diacritics 24 (1): 91. 1994.
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    The politics of interpretation should not be confused with interpretive practices such as political theory, political commentary, or histories of political institutions, parties, and conflicts that have politics itself as a specific object of interest. In these other interpretive practices, the politics that informs or motivates them—“politics” in the sense of political values or ideology—is relatively easily perceived and no particular meta-interpretive analysis is required. The politics of int…Read more
  • Storia mistica
    Discipline Filosofiche 18 (1). 2008.
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    Guilty of history? The longue durée of Paul Ricoeur
    History and Theory 46 (2). 2007.
    A review of Memory, History, Forgetting. By Paul Ricoeur. Translated by Kathleen Blamey and David Pellauer. Chicago and London: University of Chicago Press, 2004
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    The Value of Narrativity in the Representation of Reality
    Critical Inquiry 7 (1): 5-27. 1980.
    To raise the question of the nature of narrative is to invite reflection on the very nature of culture and, possibly, even on the nature of humanity itself. So natural is the impulse to narrate, so inevitable is the form of narrative for any report of the way things really happened, that narrativity could appear problematical only in a culture in which it was absent—absent or, as in some domains of Western intellectual and artistic culture, programmatically refused. As a panglobal fact of cultur…Read more
  •  5
    The Italian Difference and the Politics of Culture
    Graduate Faculty Philosophy Journal 10 (1): 117-122. 1984.
  • O fazie badań i fazie pisania w pracy historyka
    Ruch Filozoficzny 70 (3). 2013.
  • The Problem of Style in Realistic Representation: Marx and Flaubert
    In Leonard B. Meyer & Berel Lang (eds.), The Concept of style, University of Pennsylvania Press. pp. 213. 1979.
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    The Burden of History
    History and Theory 5 (2): 111-134. 1966.
    Claims by historians that history is both an art and a science are used to avoid the rigor appropriate to the sciences and to remain blind to the imaginative innovations characteristic of modern art. Few modern historians have approached the intellectual courage of Burckhardt's "impressionist" view of the Renaissance; yet such courage--even to contemplate the dissolution of historiography as we now know it--is required before artists and scientists will be willing to take history seriously
  • Historicismus, historie a figurativní obraznost
    Reflexe: Filosoficky Casopis 16 1-23. 1996.
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