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Hacia la disolución del objeto en la trama histórica: una fundamentación de la interacción entre la historiografía y la memoria colectiva / Towards the dissolution of the object in the historical plot: a foundation of the interaction between (...)

Rafael Pérez Baquero

Bajo Palabra · 2016

doi:10.15366/bp2016.12.016 (opens in a new tab)

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Abstract

<p>En las siguientes páginas tratamos de diseñar una reflexión filosófica acerca del estatuto del “hecho histórico”. Defenderemos su subordinación a la estructura narrativa de las tramas lingüísticas de las que hacen uso los historiadores. Así, de la mano de autores como Paul Ricoeur, Hayden White, Roland Barthes, Arthur Danto o Louis Mink, mostraremos una visión del relato histórico consistente con la reivindicación de la presencia de factores contextuales –políticos, ideológicos, culturales… -en la escritura del mismo. En este sentido, nuestra tesis permite fundamentar la defensa de la interacción y dependencia de la historiografía respecto a la “memoria colectiva”.</p><p><strong>Palabras clave:</strong> Memoria colectiva, hecho histórico, crónica, narración, evento, trama.</p><p><strong>Abstract:</strong><strong></strong></p><p>In the following pages we will try to design a philosophical reflexion about the status of the “historical fact”. We will defend its subordination at the narrative structure of the linguistic emplotments that are use by the historians. Consecuenlty, by using thesis from Paul Ricoeur, Hayden White, Roland Barthes, Arthur Danto or Louis Mink, we will show a vision of the historical narrative that is compatible with the reivindication of the influence of contextual factors – from politics, ideology, culture… - in the history writing process. In this sense, our thesis allows us to justify the interaction between history and “collective memory”.</p><strong><em>Keywords</em>:</strong> collective memory, historical fact, chronicle, narration, event, emplotment.

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