Reflections uponKant's 'Sublime' in history lessons

This article reflects upon the teaching of history, with special emphasis on the role of teacher training in the processes of planning a course and - more importantly - choosing the kind of history one wishes to teach. One of the paramount ideas of the article is that the Annales School has marked s...

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spelling I22-R128-article-36902024-08-01T15:32:41Z Reflections uponKant's 'Sublime' in history lessons Reflexiones en torno a: Lo sublime en las clases de historia Rodríguez Moreno, Leticia Enseñanza Historia Historiografía teaching history History of time and metaphysical thought Historiography This article reflects upon the teaching of history, with special emphasis on the role of teacher training in the processes of planning a course and - more importantly - choosing the kind of history one wishes to teach. One of the paramount ideas of the article is that the Annales School has marked several generations, and that Braudelian history has for many years set the tone of a great part of the historiography that we have been using in our trajectory through academic training. Taking all these factors into account and using Kant's essay on the beautiful and sublime, I propose a journey through the repercussions that different historical schools have on my teaching. As well as there are "other" ways of making history, I think there also are other ways of teaching history. Abrief voyage through several current historical schools will reveal different class experiences which point to show the possibility of moving from the sublime to the beautiful. Este artículo reflexiona sobre la enseñanza de la historia  enfatizando especialmente en el peso de la formación académica al pensar  el proyecto para un curso y más aún a la hora de optar por el tipo de historia  a enseñar. Una de las ideas fuertes del artículo es que la historia de los  Annales marcó a varias generaciones y la historia braudeliana ha pautado durante muchos años gran parte de la historiografía que hemos utilizado en  nuestro trayecto de formación académica. Tomando estos factores y  utilizando como motor el ensayo de Kant sobre lo bello y lo sublime  propongo un recorrido sobre la repercusión que tienen en mi manera de  enseñar historia diferentes corrientes historiográficas. Así como hay otras  “formas de hacer historia” creo posible otras formas de enseñar historia.Un breve recorrido sobre las corrientes historiográficas más actuales  mostrará diferentes experiencias de clase que dan cuenta de cómo es  posible pasar de lo sublime a lo bello. APEHUN, Asociación de Profesores de Enseñanza de la Historia de Universidades Nacionales 2022-04-25 info:eu-repo/semantics/article info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion texto application/pdf https://revele.uncoma.edu.ar/index.php/resenas/article/view/3690 Reseñas de Enseñanza de la Historia; Núm. 12 (2014): Setiembre; 120-142 2796-9304 1668-8864 spa https://revele.uncoma.edu.ar/index.php/resenas/article/view/3690/60776 Derechos de autor 2022 Reseñas de Enseñanza de la Historia https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0/
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topic Enseñanza
Historia
Historiografía
teaching history
History of time and metaphysical thought
Historiography
spellingShingle Enseñanza
Historia
Historiografía
teaching history
History of time and metaphysical thought
Historiography
Rodríguez Moreno, Leticia
Reflections uponKant's 'Sublime' in history lessons
topic_facet Enseñanza
Historia
Historiografía
teaching history
History of time and metaphysical thought
Historiography
author Rodríguez Moreno, Leticia
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title Reflections uponKant's 'Sublime' in history lessons
title_short Reflections uponKant's 'Sublime' in history lessons
title_full Reflections uponKant's 'Sublime' in history lessons
title_fullStr Reflections uponKant's 'Sublime' in history lessons
title_full_unstemmed Reflections uponKant's 'Sublime' in history lessons
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description This article reflects upon the teaching of history, with special emphasis on the role of teacher training in the processes of planning a course and - more importantly - choosing the kind of history one wishes to teach. One of the paramount ideas of the article is that the Annales School has marked several generations, and that Braudelian history has for many years set the tone of a great part of the historiography that we have been using in our trajectory through academic training. Taking all these factors into account and using Kant's essay on the beautiful and sublime, I propose a journey through the repercussions that different historical schools have on my teaching. As well as there are "other" ways of making history, I think there also are other ways of teaching history. Abrief voyage through several current historical schools will reveal different class experiences which point to show the possibility of moving from the sublime to the beautiful.
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