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Frontmatter
Acknowledgments
Introduction
PART 1 FICTION AND KNOWLEDGE
1 History between Narrative and Knowledge
2 Four Questions for Hayden White
3 Michel de Certeau: History, or Knowledge of the Other
PART 2 DISCURSIVE AND SOCIAL PRACTICES
4 The Chimera of the Origin: Archaeology of Knowledge, Cultural History, and the French Revolution
5 Discourses and Practices: On the Origins of the French Revolution
6 Texts, Forms, and Interpretations
7 The Powers and Limits of Representation
PART 3 FIGURATION AND HABITUS: NORBERT ELIAS
8 Self-consciousness and the Social Bond
9 The Double Blind and Detachment
10 Sports, or The Controlled Decontrolling of Emotions
Epilogue Friendship with History: Philippe Ariès
Notes
Index
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