Lisa Regazzoni
@lisaregazzoni.bsky.social
Border crosser between Philosophy and History.
Theory of History at Bielefeld University, Center for Theories in Historical Research, Blog: Theory of History at Work (https://gtw.hypotheses.org).
Theory of History at Bielefeld University, Center for Theories in Historical Research, Blog: Theory of History at Work (https://gtw.hypotheses.org).
Signs of wear after close reading...
A matter for #historians and not historians
A matter for #historians and not historians
November 14, 2025 at 1:32 PM
Signs of wear after close reading...
A matter for #historians and not historians
A matter for #historians and not historians
Words that make the difference…
October 13, 2025 at 4:43 PM
Words that make the difference…
Bald wieder in München, auf der Suche nach offenen Formen, gemeinsam mit @sinasteglich.bsky.social , @achland.bsky.social , Iryna Klymenko, @modomodo.bsky.social , @michaelwildt.bsky.social, @susannequitmann.bsky.social und Fernando Esposito 👇
August 29, 2025 at 11:24 AM
Bald wieder in München, auf der Suche nach offenen Formen, gemeinsam mit @sinasteglich.bsky.social , @achland.bsky.social , Iryna Klymenko, @modomodo.bsky.social , @michaelwildt.bsky.social, @susannequitmann.bsky.social und Fernando Esposito 👇
Spring is finally here!
March 21, 2025 at 9:34 AM
Spring is finally here!
The Explanatory Power of Materiality:
What could the accumulated dust on the history theory books in the X History Library at Y University reveal about the significance of theory in the discipline of history?
What could the accumulated dust on the history theory books in the X History Library at Y University reveal about the significance of theory in the discipline of history?
March 14, 2025 at 9:15 AM
The Explanatory Power of Materiality:
What could the accumulated dust on the history theory books in the X History Library at Y University reveal about the significance of theory in the discipline of history?
What could the accumulated dust on the history theory books in the X History Library at Y University reveal about the significance of theory in the discipline of history?
Thrilled to share my dive into the 'epistemic thing’ called ‘monument’ and the quest for the Gallic past in 18th-century France, now accessible in English!
A heartfelt thanks to the brilliant John N. Dillon for his masterful and nuanced translation....
www.routledge.com/The-Episteme...
A heartfelt thanks to the brilliant John N. Dillon for his masterful and nuanced translation....
www.routledge.com/The-Episteme...
December 8, 2024 at 2:11 PM
Thrilled to share my dive into the 'epistemic thing’ called ‘monument’ and the quest for the Gallic past in 18th-century France, now accessible in English!
A heartfelt thanks to the brilliant John N. Dillon for his masterful and nuanced translation....
www.routledge.com/The-Episteme...
A heartfelt thanks to the brilliant John N. Dillon for his masterful and nuanced translation....
www.routledge.com/The-Episteme...