Towards Posthystory
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Modernity, oblivion, spectacle, society, ideology, memoryAbstract
This article is a portrayal of the historical discipline facing a crucial problem, regarding the facts that it analyzes and the reason for its analysis. This is due to the fact that the reality has led to a deconstruction of the concept of time, as traditionally understood. In this sense, the linearity and consistency of historical facts, vanished in the midst of a society that “stores oblivion” and has the present time as a function of the future. Therefore, the past is permanently devalued. Human reality is full of facts, but nowadays they tend to be consumed rather than living, creating a permanent oblivion. Then, there exist an insertion within a context in which reality is permanently disassociated from ideologies, which were the expression of a time of strong and stable structures. On this basis, many authors propose the concept of liquid modernity, unstable, where life staved in and developed a “strike of events” so that the time marked by ideology, as experienced in the XX century - has given way to the imperialism of the administrative and to the world of technical implementation, leading to structure a story that needs not to be thought, but implemented and managed based on the results, based on the ideology of the market.
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