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Este trabajo reflexiona acerca de los antecedentes antropologicos, sociologicos y psicologicos que durante los ultimos veinte anos los historiadores le han atribuido a la historia de las emociones. Los hallazgos de estas disciplinas en ese campo, les ha permitido a los historiadores argumentar que las emociones o, al menos, la expresion de ellas, varia culturalmente. Desde estas referencias, los historiadores han podido justificar el estudio historiografico de las emociones, ya que ellas tendrian historicidad. Pese a lo anterior, se plantea que esa relacion con las ciencias sociales obstaculiza cuestionamientos mas profundos respecto de la historicidad de las emociones y, especificamente, respecto de su tratamiento historiografico. En la misma linea, se propone que dicha vinculacion con las Ciencias Sociales dificulta la evaluacion de los efectos que las emociones provocaron en el pasado, y, al mismo tiempo, en el presente. Dicho esto, se revisan sus antecedentes a la luz de la historia del tiempo presente y la historia de la experiencia.Reflections on the History of Emotions, History of the Present Time and the History of Experience AbstractThis article reflects on the anthropological, sociological and psychological background attributed by historians during the last twenty years to the history of emotions. The fieldwork findings of these disciplines have allowed historians to argue that emotions, or at least their expression, varies culturally. Using these as a reference, historians have been able to justify the historiographic study of emotions. Nevertheless, it is proposed that this relation to the social sciences impedes a more in-depth inquiry into the history of emotions and, specifically, its historiographic treatment. In the same line, it is proposed that these ties to the social sciences makes it difficult to evaluate the effects caused by emotions in both the past and present. That said, the background of emotions is reviewed in light of modern history and the history of experience.Keywords: history of emotions, social sciences, modern history, experience

Reflexiones en torno a la historia de las emociones, la historia del tiempo presente y la experiencia