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History of Intellectual Culture 5/2026: Technology and the Making of History

History of Intellectual Culture 5/2026: Technology and the Making of History

Paperback

Series: History of Intellectual Culture, Book 5

General World History

PREORDER - Expected ship date November 13, 2026

ISBN10: 311226942X
ISBN13: 9783112269428
Publisher: de Gruyter Oldenbourg
Published: Nov 13 2026
Pages: 250
Language: English

The thematic section Technology and the Making of History of the fifth issue of the yearbook History of Intellectual Culture (HIC) explores how technology has shaped historical knowledge production, addressing why this material dimension remains underexplored in historiography. From the late nineteenth century onward, tools like photography, microfilm, punch cards, digital databases, computational methods, and most recently AI have enabled, constrained, and intertwined with historians' practices across national contexts. Grounded in the praxeological turn in the history of humanities, knowledge, and digital history, the contributions challenge intellectual-material and analogue-digital binaries. Historians' work has always been technically mediated, reflecting agency and culture, not ruptures. It highlights data continuities (excerpts to databases), selective uptake (e.g., 1950s social-scientific history), and reliance on infrastructures like critical editions.

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