1. TIMES OF THE EVENT: AN INTRODUCTION

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This introduction sets the stage for the following contributions by outlining the current state of research on the two fundamental categories that this forum brings together: the event and time. In a brief survey, we discuss the ways in which the temporality of events has been theorized across disciplines. We also present our core argument for understanding the event as a temporal focal point. In dialogue with existing approaches, we seek to develop a theoretically enriched and empirically fruitful conceptualization of the event, thus offering new perspectives to the academic historiography of events as well as to historical culture at large.

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Jung, T., & Karla, A. (2021). 1. TIMES OF THE EVENT: AN INTRODUCTION. History and Theory, 60(1), 75–85. https://doi.org/10.1111/hith.12193

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