How Will We Think about the Past in the Future?

How will we think about the past in the future? The central question for this Dædalus issue asks artists and scholars to speculate about what aspects of our present historical moment will enrapture, haunt, and/or plague thinkers in the future. The contributors-scientists, social scientists, humanists, and artists-conjure up the methodologies, theories, and scholarly and artistic practices we will need not only to rectify current harms, but also to usher in more equitable futures.

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Journal
Daedalus
Published
2025-01-01
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1162/daed.e.1
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1
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Archaeological Research and Protection
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7.46
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How Will We Think about the Past in the Future?

Ayanna Thompson
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How Will We Think about the Past in the Future?

Ayanna Thompson
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Abstract

How will we think about the past in the future? The central question for this Dædalus issue asks artists and scholars to speculate about what aspects of our present historical moment will enrapture, haunt, and/or plague thinkers in the future. The contributors-scientists, social scientists, humanists, and artists-conjure up the methodologies, theories, and scholarly and artistic practices we will need not only to rectify current harms, but also to usher in more equitable futures.

DaedalusVol. 154(3)
Openalex Percentile: Top 5%
Archaeological Research and Protection
7.46
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