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Introduction, by Keith Tribe
Part I. On the Relation of Past and Future in Modern History
1. Modernity and the Planes of Historicity
2. Historia Magistra Vitae: The Dissolution of the Topos Into the Perspective of a Modernized Historical Process
3. Historical Criteria of the Modern Concept of Revolution
4. Historical Prognosis in Lorenz von Stein’s Essay on the Prussian Constitution
Part II. Theory and Method of the Historical Determination of Time
5. Begriffsgeschichte and Social History
6. History, Histories, and Formal Time Structures
7. Representation, Event, and Structure
8. Chance as Motivational Trace in Historical Writing
9. Perspective and Temporality: A Contribution to the Historiographical Exposure of the Historical World
Part III. Semantic Remarks on the Mutation of Historical Experience
10. The Historical-Political Semantics of Asymmetric Counterconcepts
11. On the Disposability of History
12. Terror and Dream: Methodological Remarks on the Experience of Time During the Third Reich
13. Neuzeit: Remarks on the Semantics of Modern Concepts of Movement
15. Space of Experience and Horizon of Expectation: Two Historical Categories
Notes
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Reinhart Koselleck, now retired, was previously professor of historical theory at the University of Bielefeld, Germany. He is the author ofThe Practice of Conceptual History and
Critique and Crisis.Keith Tribe was Reader in Economics at Keele University, UK, until 2002. He is now a private scholar and rowing coach at the King’s School, Worcester.