Interviews on Contemporary History. Interview with Jean-François Sirinelli

Journal title MONDO CONTEMPORANEO
Author/s Laura Ciglioni, Guido Panvini
Publishing Year 2022 Issue 2021/2 Language Italian
Pages 7 P. 177-183 File size 204 KB
DOI 10.3280/MON2021-002006
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Historians of the contemporary age have been reflecting on the state of the discipline for many years now, in Italy and abroad. Among the many issues under consideration are: the multiplication of new fields of research; an increasing specialization of studies; the cross-pollination with other social sciences; the emergence of a "global" historiographical debate, favored, in part, by digital technologies; the complex relation with the public debate; the difficult moment, in terms of both resources and role, experienced by human sciences. In recent years, a lively international debate on the perspectives of historical studies in the new millennium has developed, with the contribution of leading scholars and research institu-tions. Mondo contemporaneo aims at contributing to this debate, inviting eminent historians to discuss, through interviews, the state of historiography on the con-temporary age, the role of the historian today, and the challenges that the discipline faces at present. This issue of the journal presents an interview with Jean-François Sirinelli.

Keywords: Contemporary history, human sciences, interviews, role of the historian, public debate, historiography

Laura Ciglioni, Guido Panvini, Interviste sulla storia contemporanea. Risponde Jean-François Sirinelli in "MONDO CONTEMPORANEO" 2/2021, pp 177-183, DOI: 10.3280/MON2021-002006