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Historiography

the different ways societies articulate past, present and future, including the modern present-centred regime Hartog calls presentism.

In historiography, regimes of historicity refers to the different ways societies articulate past, present and future, including the modern present-centred regime Hartog calls presentism. This meaning comes from Hartog (2003/2015) in Regimes of historicity.[1]

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  1. Hartog, F. (2015). Regimes of historicity: Presentism and experiences of time (S. Brown, Trans.). Columbia University Press. (Original work published 2003) ISBN 9780231538763

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