Victoria Fareld Professor
Contact
Name and title: Victoria FareldProfessor
Phone: +468163490
Workplace: Department of Culture and Aesthetics Länk till annan webbplats.
Visiting address Room A 458Frescativägen 22B-26
Postal address Institutionen för kultur och estetik106 91 Stockholm
About me
I am Professor of Intellectual history/History of Ideas.
I am co-founder of Stockholm University Research Network of Cultural Memory Studies and
member of the coordinating team of the national Doctoral School of the History of Political Thought. The school is funded by the Swedish National Research Council and runs during the doctoral cycle 2023-2027. I am also a member of Mnemonics Network for Memory Studies.I have worked at Stockholm University since 2012, and received my PhD at the University of Gothenburg in 2007. I have been a Visiting Scholar at the Institut für Philosophie at Potsdam Universität, at Sophiapol Research Centre at Université Paris-X Nanterre and at New School for Social Research in New York City.
My current research focuses on history of philosophy, theory of history, historical time, memory and historical justice.
Recent Publications
2023. "Vulnerability, Violence and Nonviolence", Interpreting Violence: Narrative, Ethics and Hermeneutics (eds. Cassandra Falke, Victoria Fareld and Hanna Meretoja), New York: Routledge
2022. "Framing the Polychronic Present",
Historical Understanding: Past, Present, and Future (eds. Zoltán Boldizsár Simon and Lars Deile), London: Bloomsbury, 25-34.2021. “Time”, The Routledge Companion to Historical Theory, (ed. Chiel van den Akker), London: Routledge, 558-572.
2021. “Entangled Memories of Violence. Jean Améry and Frantz Fanon”, Memory Studies, 14:1, 58-67.
2020. From Marx to Hegel and Back: Capitalism, Critique and Utopia, (eds. Victoria Fareld, Hannes Kuch), London: Bloomsbury.
2020. ”From Marx to Hegel and Back: Toward a Helical Approach”, From Marx to Hegel and Back: Capitalism, Critique and Utopia, (eds. Victoria Fareld, Hannes Kuch), London: Bloomsbury, 1-34.
2019. “Coming to Terms with the Present: Exploring the Chrononormativity of Historical Time”, Rethinking Historical Time: New Approaches to Presentism, (eds. Marek Tamm, Laurent Olivier) London: Bloomsbury, 57-70.
2018. ”History, Justice and the Time of the Imprescriptible, Ethos of History: Time and Responsibility (eds. Stefan Helgesson, Jayne Svenungsson), New York: Berghahn Books.