Tempo e Argumento
Scope & Guideline
Advancing Scholarly Dialogue in the Study of the Past
Introduction
Aims and Scopes
- Interdisciplinary Historical Analysis:
The journal promotes an interdisciplinary approach to history, encouraging contributions that integrate insights from political science, sociology, anthropology, and cultural studies. - Focus on Latin American History:
Tempo e Argumento is dedicated to exploring historical narratives and contemporary issues within Latin America, highlighting the region's unique socio-political dynamics and historical contexts. - Memory Studies and Collective Trauma:
The journal emphasizes the importance of memory in shaping historical understanding, focusing on collective traumas, historical injustices, and the role of memory in contemporary society. - Political Transitions and Democratization:
A core area of focus includes the analysis of political transitions, democratization processes, and their implications for governance, civil society, and human rights in Latin America. - Indigenous Perspectives and Rights:
The journal showcases research that addresses indigenous histories, rights, and perspectives, contributing to the broader discourse on decolonization and social justice. - Cultural Narratives and Identity:
Contributions often explore the relationship between history and cultural identity, examining how narratives shape collective identities and social cohesion.
Trending and Emerging
- Human Rights and Social Justice:
Recent articles have increasingly focused on human rights issues, particularly in relation to historical injustices and contemporary struggles for social justice in Latin America. - Political Polarization and Authoritarianism:
There is a growing emphasis on the analysis of political polarization and authoritarianism, reflecting current global trends and their historical roots in Latin America. - Environmental History and Social Movements:
New themes exploring the intersection of environmental history with social movements, particularly in the context of indigenous rights and ecological justice, are emerging as significant areas of focus. - Digital History and New Media:
The rise of digital history and the impact of new media on historical narratives and memory practices are becoming prominent, indicating a shift towards innovative methodologies in historical research. - Gender Studies and Feminist Histories:
There is an increasing focus on gender studies and feminist perspectives in historical analysis, reflecting broader societal movements towards gender equality and the recognition of women's roles in history.
Declining or Waning
- Traditional Military History:
There has been a noticeable decline in papers centered on traditional military history, particularly those that do not connect military events to broader social, political, or cultural themes. - Eurocentric Historical Narratives:
The journal has shifted away from Eurocentric perspectives, reflecting a broader trend of decolonization in historical scholarship. Contributions that focus solely on European contexts without linking to Latin American experiences are less frequent. - Individual Biographies of Historical Figures:
Research centered on the lives of singular historical figures, particularly those that do not connect to larger socio-political movements or issues, has become less frequent, indicating a preference for broader thematic explorations.
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