PREDICTIONS WITHOUT FUTURES
Sun-ha Hong
pp: 371–390

Articles

NATURAL HISTORIES FOR THE ANTHROPOCENE: KOSELLECK'S THEORIES AND THE POSSIBILITY OF A HISTORY OF LIFETIMES
HELGE JORDHEIM
pp: 391–425

HAYDEN WHITE'S ENTHUSIASM FOR HEGEL
HSIN-CHIH CHEN
pp: 426–449

ISAIAH BERLIN AS A HISTORIAN
HUBERT CZYŻEWSKI
pp: 450–468

Review Essays

SO YOU WANT TO BE A HISTORIAN?
Nicholas B. Dirks
pp: 469–481

DISCIPLINING THE ANTHROPOCENE
Ian Hesketh
pp: 482–491

TIME GARDENS, TIME FIGURES, AND TIME REGIMES
Harry Jansen
pp: 492–505

UNTHEORIZING DISCOURSE
Karen S. Feldman
pp: 506–513

WHAT'S IN A NAME? PAST POSSIBILITIES AND THE CHALLENGES OF HISTORICIZING COUNTERFACTUAL HISTORY
Gavriel D. Rosenfeld
pp: 514–523