Entre o conceito e o acontecimento: em busca de parâmetros para uma historiografia pós-foucaultiana

Abstract

The relationship between past and present is inseparable from this field of knowledge called History. The current acceleration of time and the succession of intense events observed in recent years cast a shadow over History's ability to address the urgent issues of presente days, beyond the repetition of outdated discourses. Nevertheless, historiography has been renewed by investigations in other fields, particularly following the impact of the foucaultian “revolution.” This study aims to investigate possible parameters for a post-Foucaultian historiography, starting with the identification of the methodological procedures of the french philosopher and his relationship with the work of historian Reinhart Koselleck and thinkers Eric Alliez and Maurizio Lazzarato, who, each in their own way, established or made possible a dialogue with the writings of the french thinker. As a result, the study seeks to foster a reflection on the relationships between event and concept as a way to better understand the connection between History and Philosophy