Revista de Historia das Ideias
Scope & Guideline
Unveiling the Ideas that Shape Society
Introduction
Aims and Scopes
- Interdisciplinary Historical Analysis:
The journal employs various methodologies including micro-historical analysis, critical studies, and social critiques to explore historical narratives and ideologies across different contexts. - Focus on Ideological Movements:
There is a strong emphasis on examining ideological movements, particularly fascism, nationalism, and post-colonialism, in relation to their historical and cultural implications. - Exploration of Gender and Social Dynamics:
The journal frequently addresses themes of gender, sexuality, and social relations, highlighting their roles in shaping historical narratives and societal structures. - Post-Colonial Perspectives:
It aims to analyze historical events from post-colonial perspectives, focusing on the legacies of colonialism and the complexities of identity in formerly colonized regions. - Cultural and Intellectual History:
The journal delves into cultural and intellectual histories, exploring how literature, philosophy, and the arts intersect with political and social developments.
Trending and Emerging
- Post-Fascism and Radical Right Studies:
Recent publications increasingly focus on post-fascism and the ideologies of the radical right, reflecting a growing concern with contemporary political movements and their historical roots. - Micro-Historical Approaches:
There is a trend towards micro-historical studies that delve into localized narratives, emphasizing the importance of specific events and figures in broader historical contexts. - Interdisciplinary Gender Studies:
The journal is embracing interdisciplinary approaches to gender studies, linking historical narratives with feminist theory and social criticism. - Social Justice and Historical Memory:
Emerging themes include social justice and the role of historical memory in shaping contemporary identities, particularly in the context of post-colonial discourse. - Cultural Memory and Identity Politics:
There is an increased focus on cultural memory and identity politics, exploring how historical events are remembered and represented in contemporary society.
Declining or Waning
- Traditional Military History:
There appears to be a waning interest in traditional military history topics, as the journal has shifted towards more socio-political and cultural analyses rather than strictly military narratives. - Colonial Narratives Without Contemporary Contextualization:
Papers focusing solely on colonial narratives without linking them to current socio-political issues have become less frequent, indicating a preference for contemporary relevance. - Narrow National Histories:
There is a noticeable decline in papers that focus exclusively on narrow national histories, as the journal increasingly seeks to contextualize Portuguese history within broader Iberian and global frameworks. - Classical Historiography:
Interest in classical historiographical debates has diminished, with the journal favoring innovative approaches that challenge traditional narratives. - Static Gender Roles in Historical Contexts:
Discussions on gender roles that do not engage with contemporary feminist discourse or intersectionality are becoming less prominent in favor of more dynamic explorations of gender.
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