<b>Historical consciousness and representations: theoretical approaches and distancing on historical narrative and its instrumentation </b> - doi: 10.4025/actascieduc.v36i1.21447
Abstract
Insights on factors in the conceptual sphere that ascribe meanings to the concepts of historical consciousness and representations are provided. The trajectories of the concepts are highlighted by various factors in the historical field. The concept of historical consciousness was mainly observed in the works of Jörn Rüsen, whereas the concept of representations appeared mostly in theoretical discussions by Roger Chartier. The comparison between the authors is underscored by arguments put forward by Friedrich Nietzsche on his critique of the idea of conscience. A brief discussion will ensue on the adhesion to the category of historical consciousness in debates within the teaching of History inBrazilsince 2000.
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