Ana is a graduate student at São Paulo State University (UNESP) and her research is supported by the São Paulo Research Foundation (FAPESP). She is a member of the research group Historical Temporalities: metaphysics of historical time, regimes of historicity, historiographical regimes, historical-natural time (Anthropocene, posthuman). She was a visiting scholar at Wesleyan University, USA. In the field of Theory and Philosophy of History, her research interests are particularly centered on questions of time and temporality, différance and Jacques Derrida. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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Over the last years, theorists of history have tracked a growing trend in the field of time studies associated with the reintroduction of the problem of historical experience. Broadly speaking, the proponents of this trend, named as "new metaphysics of time" (KLEINBERG, 2012, p.2), aim to re-examine the metaphysical, epistemic, and ontological assumptions that conform our way of conceivin…
In recent decades, issues of time and temporality have acquired a prominent position in the theory and philosophy of history. Against this backdrop, the "presence paradigm", which is placed within a wider trend named by Ethan Kleinberg as "new metaphysics of time", invites scholars to examine the aporia inscribed in the notion that the past can return as an absent presence. Nevertheless, …
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