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Newly published:

Lisa Regazzoni

"Under the Auspice of Menmosyne. Reinhart Koselleck’s Figure Collection and Its Disempowering Agency,"in Contribution to the history of Concepts 20, no. 1 (2025), 45–74. DOI

History and Theory 63, H. 2 (2024)



2025-09-04/05 | Lisa Regazzoni: "Suchbewegungen in Form: Die untersuchende Darstellung"- Forum für Formfragen. Geschichte schreiben im 21. Jahrhundert LMU München

Vortrag September 2025

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Lecture as part of the workshop: “Forum für Formfragen. Geschichte schreiben im 21. Jahrhundert LMU München” organised by Dr Sina Steglich (LMU) and Professor Achim Landwehr (Konstanz) at Ludwig Maximilian University in Munich (September 4 and 5, 2025).





2025-06-25 |Lisa Regazzoni: "Skalierte Vergangenheit versus historische Phänomene? Ansätze zu einer relationalen Geschichtswissenschaft"- CAS Lunch Talk LMU Munich

Prof. Dr. Lisa Regazzoni is currently a Visiting Fellow at the Centre for Advanced Studies at LMU (CAS LMU) Munich. In her lecture, moderated by Dr. Sina Steglich, she examines a profound epistemological shift in historical thinking that began in the early modern period and continues to shape historiography today: the shift from a view of history based on visual evidence to an understanding of history as a context of events and actions shaped by invisible forces. The lecture discusses these developments with regard to a possible relational approach to historical science.


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2025-06-05 | Lisa Regazzoni (Bielefeld) in conversation with Shahzad Bashir (London) about the book: The Episteme of the Gallic Past | Domino Conversation

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On the fifth of Juni Prof. Dr. Lisa Regazzoni will be joined by Prof. Dr. Shahzad Bashir (London) to discuss her most recent book “The Episteme of the Gallic Past: French Historical Research in the Eighteenth and Early Nineteenth Centuries” at the sixth iteration of the Center for Theories in Historical Research’s Domino talk series.




2025 | "Momentum"- funding from the Volkswagen Foundation

Prof. Dr. Lisa Regazzoni receives “Momentum” funding from the Volkswagen Foundation. Her project “Towards a Material-Oriented Theory of History” is being funded to support the further development of her professorship in Theory of History. The aim is to develop a new understanding of the past and of history, emerging from engagement with theories of matter and empirical material analyses. The funding is set for a duration of 48 months and amounts to a total of EUR 935,000.


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2025-05-13 | Lisa Regazzoni: "Das ‚Dazwischen‘ als ontologisches Problem in der Geschichtswissenschaft: Ein alternativer Vorschlag – out of the Box."

My post "Das ‚Dazwischen‘ als ontologisches Problem in der Geschichtswissenschaft: Ein alternativer Vorschlag – out of the Box." has been published on our blog Theory of History at Work.


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2025 03/06 | Fellow at the Center for Advances Studies at LMU Munich as part of the research focus "Scales"

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Fellow at the Center for Advanced Studies at LMU Munich in 2025 as part of the research focus “Scales”, initiated and led by Prof. Dr. Carlos Spoerhase and Dr. Sina Steglich of LMU Munich (March/June 2025).




Newly published:

Lisa Regazzoni

The Episteme of the Gallic Past: French Historical Research in the Eighteenth and Early Nineteenth Centuries. Routledge: New York/London, 2025 (Reserch in Early Modern History). DOI

The Episteme of the Gallic Past: French Historical Research in the Eighteenth and eary Nineteenth Cenuries (2025)



2024-11-07 | Lisa Regazzoni and Lara Keuck: "Introducing TOOL: Theory-Oriented Object Laboratory"

Theory-Oriented Object Laboratory

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Workshop organized by Lara Keuck and Lisa Regazzoni (Focus area: Materiality Between Past and Future)

What can we learn about theories, in particular theories of history and theories of medical knowledge, when studying objects? TOOL, the Theory Oriented Object Laboratory is a new venue and collaborative project to address this question from various historiographical and theoretical perspectives and through a diversity of material objects and collections. We cordially invite all interested to join our opening workshop and learn more about TOOL and possibilities to participate in the project and engage with theories through objects.





2024-10-19 | Lisa Regazzoni and Ewa Domańska: "Workshop Exploring Postsecularism in Contemporary Historical and Political Theory "

This Workshop organized by Lisa Regazzoni and Ewa Domańska seeks to interrogate the implications of the post-secular turn on historical theory, posing critical inquiries into the validity of a “return of religion.” How might such a resurgence be conceptualized within a historical framework? We aim to explore the conditions, causes, manifestations, and consequences of this phenomenon, posing whether it is justifiable to discuss the transition from a secular regime of knowledge to a post- secular one.


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2024-09-13 | Lisa Regazzoni: "Wann haben wir aufgehört, die Vergangenheit zu sehen? Die Aporien der Augenzeugenschaft und die Grenzen historischer Skalierung"

Vortrag September 2024

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Lecture as part of the workshop "Measuring pasts. Scaling in Historical Cultural Studies" under the direction of Dr. Sina Steglich at the Center for Advanced Studies at LMU Munich (September 12 and 13, 2024).




2024-09-02/05 | „En quête des Lumières dans l’espace public – Auf der Suche nach der Aufklärung in der Öffentlichkeit“

Summer school organized by Lisa Regazzoni for the students of the binational course "Universität Bielefeld-Université Paris Cité" in Paris from September 2 to 5, 2024.


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The summer school participants during a guided tour of the Collège de France © Lisa Regazzoni.

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