Comparative Study of Historiographic Elements : Genealogy, Paradigms, Stories and Scenes

Abstract

In this writing we briefly examine with comparative intentions the historiology and some of its fundamentals in Michel Foucault, Giorgio Agamben and Peter Sloterdijk; we subsequently analyzed in a shallow way the political position that similarly underlies these conceptions of history; finally we schematically and generally build an historiography from the early work of Sigmund Freud, based on the experience their cases revealed to produce new conceptions of some important elements for the shaping of an historiology and that, as we shall see, produces a peculiar and unprecedented conception of history, even though the theoretical production of primitive psychoanalysis was not intended as such.