MAIN TOPIC: From the Case Study to the Event. On the Principles of Historical Reasoning
Editorial: Ivaylo Znepolski, Can the Event as a Concept Help us Understand How Things are Happening to us?
DOSSIER: From the Case Study to the Event. On the Principles of Historical Reasoning
- Jacques Revel, Ce que les historiens font de l’evenement
- Hartmut Rosa, Das Rasen der Ereignisgeschichte und der Stillstand historischer Bewegung. Überlegungen zum Zusammenhang von Sozialen Wandel und Geschichtserfahrung
- Robert Wagner-Pacifici, A Manifesto for a Quantum Sociology of Events
- Daniel Dayan, Identifying Events. Chronicling the Performance of News
- Dimitri Ginev, Ereignis and Chronotope
- Sophie Wahnich, Genesis and Structure of Historical Events
- Ádám Takács, The ‘Return of the Event’: Adventures of the Event in Historiographical and Philosophical Discourses since the 1970s
- Christophe Prochasson, Qu’est-ce qu’un evenement politique ?
- Ivaylo Znepolski, From the Great Event to Incidents – a Reconstruction of the Event Identity of Historical Change
- Thomas Lindenberger, Accidents as Incidents: Reading Society through the Violenc/se of Things
- Dariusz Stola, From Transgressive Micro-Events to Mass Disengagement from the State: International Migrations from Communist Poland
25 Years Since the Fall of the Berlin Wall
- Júlia Sonnevend, ‘Symbol of Hope for a World without Walls’. The Fall of the Berlin Wall as a Global Iconic Event
- Dariusz Jarosz, Poles and the Collapse of Communism: In Search of a New Paradigm. Not Only Social Resistance and Political Opposition
- Mihail Gruev, The Bulgarian Transition: an Attempt to Give It Context and Timeframe a Quarter of a Century since It Started
- Stefan Troebst, Das Andere ’89: Balkanische Antithesen
- Ivaylo Znepolski, A Memorial Service for the Transition
Discussion
- Boyan Znepolski, Autour des debats sur les fondements des sciences sociales et de la critique sociale
Testimonies
- Stoyan Atanassov, Dialogues de la Bulgarie communiste avec des leaders francophones. Souvenirs d’un interprete