Cordis-Revista Eletronica de Historia Social da Cidade
Scope & Guideline
Fostering Dialogue on the Dynamics of City Histories
Introduction
Aims and Scopes
- Exploration of Social History:
The journal emphasizes the study of social history, focusing on the experiences of different social groups and their interactions within urban settings. This includes the examination of cultural practices, community dynamics, and the impact of socio-political changes on daily life. - Cultural and Religious Studies:
A significant focus is placed on the role of culture and religion in shaping social identities and historical narratives. The journal often publishes works that analyze religious practices, beliefs, and their interactions with societal changes, particularly in the context of Latin American history. - Interdisciplinary Approaches:
The journal encourages interdisciplinary research that combines history with other fields such as literature, sociology, art, and anthropology. This broad approach allows for a more nuanced understanding of historical phenomena and promotes diverse perspectives. - Urban Development and Transformation:
Urban studies are a core area of focus, with an emphasis on how cities evolve over time. The journal examines urbanization processes, architectural changes, and the socio-economic factors that influence urban landscapes and community life. - Historical Narratives and Memory:
The journal is dedicated to exploring how historical narratives are constructed, preserved, and contested. It pays attention to the role of memory in shaping collective identities and how history is represented in various media.
Trending and Emerging
- Cultural Memory and Identity:
Recent papers increasingly explore themes of cultural memory and identity, particularly how historical events shape contemporary societal values and individual identities. This trend highlights the importance of collective memory in understanding current social dynamics. - Social Movements and Civil Society:
There is a growing emphasis on the role of social movements and civil society in historical narratives. Recent publications investigate grassroots activism, community resilience, and the impact of social movements on policy and societal change. - Intersections of Gender and History:
An emerging focus on gender studies within historical contexts is evident, with publications analyzing the roles and representations of women and gender non-conforming individuals throughout history. This trend signifies a broader commitment to inclusive historical analysis. - Digital History and New Media:
The journal is beginning to incorporate discussions on digital history and the impact of new media on historical research and representation. This reflects a growing interest in how technology shapes our understanding of the past. - Global Perspectives on Local Histories:
There is an increasing trend towards examining local histories within global contexts, exploring how global processes such as migration, trade, and cultural exchange influence local identities and historical narratives.
Declining or Waning
- Traditional Political History:
There has been a noticeable decline in the focus on traditional political history, particularly narratives centered solely on political leaders and events without considering social implications. Recent publications reflect a shift towards more socially-oriented historical analyses. - Colonial Studies:
While colonial history was once a significant theme, its prominence has waned in favor of more contemporary issues, such as urbanization and social movements. The journal's recent focus on modern narratives indicates a shift towards understanding the implications of colonial legacies in current societal contexts. - Static Historical Narratives:
There is a decreasing trend in publishing articles that present static or uncritical historical narratives. The journal increasingly favors dynamic analyses that question established narratives and engage with contemporary interpretations.
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