Some Thoughts on Comparability and the Space-Time Problem.

This essay explores the increasing contemporary turn toward space and the resulting strategies of this move based on the elucidation of spatial categories in the interpretative sciences. It raises and answers the question of temporality and the consequences of its recession from social and historica...

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Published in:Boundary 2 Vol. 32; no. 2; pp. 23 - 53
Main Author: Harootunian, Harry
Format: Essay
Published: Duke University Press Summer2005
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Summary:This essay explores the increasing contemporary turn toward space and the resulting strategies of this move based on the elucidation of spatial categories in the interpretative sciences. It raises and answers the question of temporality and the consequences of its recession from social and historical analysis and the effect of withdrawal of time on the capacity for comparative study.