„… history up between the pre- and post-corona virus eras.1 He is arguing for a big effect, even epochal …” „… modernity. This was an epochal change.2 This is the Problemstellung for economists, who at the moment …” „… deep depression as a possibility. The point of comparison then becomes the New Deal of 1930s America …”

„… erweiterte Fassung des in Englisch erschienenen Beitrags Holocaust Memory and the Logic behind Comparisons …” „… epochalem „Zivilisationsbruch“ ist ein wesentlicher historischer Bezugspunkt europäischer Identität …” „… epochalem „Zivilisationsbruch“ Am Beginn des neuen Millenniums schien Europa durch ein gemeinsames …”

„… tool-kit really only contained three important instruments: ideal types, comparison and counter-factuals.13 …” „… second tool that Hintze employed – comparison – served a dual function. On the one hand, comparisons …” „… caste-system« in all their concreteness and complexity. On the other hand, Hintze also used comparison to …”

„… hermeneutics 137 In comparison with a widespread praxis that presents as “historic” what is, in fact …” „… “historical” problems that can occur – if nothing else because of the diverging epochal5 (and conceptual …” „… justify it with the technique of external comparison; such comparison must, although, rule out any …”

„… that are central to the theoretical point that Barnard is making about the value of regional comparison …” „… if these differences are not simply seasonal or epochal? What if they are evid‐ ence of the way that …” „… not lose sight of the value of comparison (with all the ritual handwringing that might entail) that it …”