Introduction:
The historian occupies a crucial position in shaping how nations perceive their history—not only through documentation, critique, and verification but also by reinterpreting the past in light of present needs and future challenges. With the emergence of intellectual and technological transformations in the modern era, historians are increasingly called upon to play an active role in guiding public awareness and confronting distortion and oversimplification that threaten collective memory.
This seminar aims to explore the scientific, ethical, and epistemological dimensions of the historian’s role, examining the tools and perspectives that enable historians to contribute meaningfully to the formation of historical consciousness.
Seminar Themes:
The historian between scientific neutrality and cultural orientation.
Historical awareness as a tool for building national identity.
The problem of distortion in historical narratives.
Modern methodologies in historical writing and awareness formation.
New media and their role in shaping historical consciousness.
The ethics of historical writing in times of conflict.