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N. 296 (2021): Italia Contemporanea - Sezione Open Access "In rete"

Esperienze detentive e scale della storia, tra paradigmi globali e contesti nazionali. Riflessioni su alcuni recenti contributi storiografici

  • Anthony Santilli
DOI
https://doi.org/10.3280/ic296-oa4
Inviata
28 luglio 2021
Pubblicato
23-09-2021

Abstract

I contributi presi in esame permettono di riflettere su come la più recente storiografia sulle pratiche detentive, con particolare attenzione all’internamento civile, si è confrontata con il cosiddetto global turn e al contempo con il tema delle scale nella storia. Attraverso lo studio di una serie di indicatori presenti nelle opere selezionate l’autore sostiene che i più significativi avanzamenti in termini storiografici non dipendano tanto dalla scelta tra le tradizionali questioni binomie — micro/macro, locale/globale — quanto dall’adozione di un approccio microsociologico teso a evitare la reificazione tanto delle categorie di analisi quanto delle periodizzazioni, attraverso una prospettiva mai statica.

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