Ölçeksiz Tarih: Mikro-Mekansal Perspektif

Year 2022, Volume: 4 Issue: 2, 244 - 277, 26.12.2022

Translator: İlker Külbilge

Abstract

Son yıllardaki konferans ve yayınlarda kullanılan “ölçek” kavramı, mikro/makro ve yerel/küresel gibi ayrımlarla başa çıkmak için kullanılan standart analitik araç haline geldi. Bunun örneklerinden biri, bir yandan Richard Drayton ile David Motadel diğer yandan ise David A. Bell ile Jeremy Adelman arasında son günlerde yapılan “global tarihin geleceği”ne ilişkin tartışmada bulunabilir. Mühim fikir ayrılıklarına ve karşılıklı suçlamalara rağmen, çok ölçekli ve ölçek-ötesi tarihler yazma ihtiyacının etrafında yine de dikkat çekici ve müşterek bir zemin oluşuyor.

Keywords

global tarih, mekan, tarihyazımı

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