Introduction

Abstract

This issue contains several lines of reflection on the double dimension of history, recognized as such by Raymond Williams in its epochal character and in its properly historical conjunctures that generate change. These dimensions may help us better understand the dialectic between large and small histories or narratives, between global crises and local struggles, between a subject who participates in their own domination and another who opposes it. The issue also includes a dossier on Silvia Federici: the common, social reproduction and memory.