- Berber Bevernage, Time, Presence, and Historical Injustice.
- Richard Biernacki, Mindless Reason.
- Gregory S. Brown, Am "I" a "Post-Revolutionary Self"? Historiography of the Self in the Age of Enlightenment and Revolution.
- Eileen Ka-may Cheng, Exceptional History? The Origins of Historiography in the United States.
- Carl Hammer, Explication, Explanation, and History.
- William H. McNeill, Big History in Brief.
- Jörn Rüsen, The Horror of Ethnocentrism: Westernization, Cultural Difference, and Strife in Understanding Non-Western Pasts in Historical Studies.
- Warren Schmaus, Rescuing Auguste Comte From the Philosophy of History.
- Joan W. Scott, Back to the Future.
- Sanford Shieh, The Anti-Realist's Past.
- Jeroen van Bouwel & Erik Weber, A Pragmatist Defense of Non-Relativistic Explanatory Pluralism in History and Social Science.
- Irmline Veit-Brause, Maintaining the Future of Hope.
- Virginia H. Aksan, Theoretical Ottomans.
- David Carr, 1. Narrative Explanation and its Malcontents.
- Dipesh Chakrabarty, 2. In Defense of Provincializing Europe: A Response to Carola Dietze.
- Carola Dietze, 1. Toward a History on Equal Terms: A Discussion of Provincializing Europe.
- Tor Egil Førland, 3. Mentality as a Social Emergent: Can the Zeitgeist Have Explanatory Power?
- David D. Roberts, The Heirs of Herodotus Reach the Twenty-First Century: Constancy and Continuity, Oblivion and Fragmentation, Novelty and Openness.
- Paul A. Roth, 4. Three Dogmas (More or Less) of Explanation.
- Tyler Stovall, Erecting the Boundaries of That Foreign Country Called the Past.
- Karsten R. Stueber, 2. Reasons, Generalizations, Empathy, and Narratives: The Epistemic Structure of Action Explanation.
- Kevin Thompson, Historicity and Transcendentality: Foucault, Cavaillès, and the Phenomenology of the Concept.
- Daniel P. Tompkins, Weber, Polanyi, and Finley.
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