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The counterfactual mechanisms of the novel and historical narrative in the 11th century

Jérôme David
The uses and challenges of counterfactual reasoning in history and the social sciences
10:00 to 11:00
    Open to all, subject to availability
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    Speaker(s)

    Jérôme David

    University of Geneva

    Events

    Robert Musil and the question of how history is made
    Jacques Bouveresse

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    Counterfactual reasoning in cliometry : case study and personal use of the approach
    Claude Diebolt

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    Counterfactuals and historical causality : a Weberian approach
    Jean-Matthias Fleury et Bogdan Rusu

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    From demonstration by the absurd to the possibility of another history : the case of a …
    Jacques Sapir

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    Heuristic functions and constructivist drifts of counterfactual reasoning in the social sciences
    Pierre-Michel Menger

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    What if the revolution hadn't happened ?…
    Christophe Prochasson

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    The counterfactual mechanisms of the novel and historical narrative in the 11th cent…
    Jérôme David

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    10:00 to 11:00
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    If Marx and Freud had never lived
    Jon Elster

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    The lessons of possibility in history : dramatic weighting or real contingency …
    Stephane Chauvier

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    10:00 to 11:00
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    See also

    Jacques Bouveresse, chair Philosophy of language and knowledge
    The uses and challenges of counterfactual reasoning in history and the social sciences