| The past is not a foreign country: a conversation |
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| Precision ableism: a studies in ableism approach to developing histories of disability and abledment |
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| (The impossibility of) acting upon a story that we can believe |
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| Rethinking History's essential tension: between theoretical reflection and practical experimentation |
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| Falling in love with the dead |
3 |
| Critical disability studies, Brexit and Trump: a time of neoliberal-ableism |
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| The United Kingdom and British Empire: a figurational approach |
2 |
| Dead ends in and out of the archive: an ethnography of Dar al Watha'iq al Qawmiyya, the Egyptian National Archive |
1 |
| Integrating a Nexus: the History of Political Discourse and Language Policy Research |
1 |
| A pragmatist view on two accounts of the nature of our connection' with the past: Hayden White and David Carr thirty years later |
1 |
| The idea of a philosophy of history |
1 |
| Asylum case records: fact and fiction |
1 |
| Paper Soldiers: the life, death and reincarnation of nineteenth-century military files across the British Empire |
1 |
| Chronisms: on the past and future of the relation of times |
1 |
| Testimony through culture: towards a theoretical framework |
1 |
| The making of the Congo question: truth-telling, denial and colonial science' in King Leopold's commission of inquiry on the rubber atrocities in the Congo Free State (1904-1905) |
1 |
| Socialist responsibilization: the government of risk factors for cardiovascular diseases in the German Democratic Republic in the 1970s |
1 |
| Incompetent and insane: labor, ability, and citizenship in nineteenth- and early twentieth-century United States |
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| Work, burn, eat: abilities of calorimetric bodies in the USA, 1890-1930 |
0 |
| The age of fitness: the power of ability in recent American history |
0 |
| Setting the stage: performing politics in Theatres of Memory |
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| (An illustration of) Jacques Derrida at the limits of the historicist chronotype |
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| Rethinking the battle of Otumba: entangled narrations and the digitization of colonial violence |
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| The lexical violence of imperial culture |
0 |
| Where does colonialism come from? |
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| Naming the suffering of victims in the French conquest of Algeria |
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| Palestine sine tempore? |
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| History's unresolving tensions: reality and implications |
0 |
| New theories of mind and their implications for researching histories |
0 |
| Living (in) cities of the past: time travel in Second Life |
0 |
| Papering over madness: accountability and resistance in colonial asylum files: a New Zealand case study |
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| Red ink, blue ink, blood and tears? War records and nation-making in Australia and New Zealand |
0 |
| A tale of two bureaucracies: asylum and lunacy law paperwork |
0 |
| Narratives of rupture: Tarantino's counterfactual histories and the American historical imaginary |
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| Bookkeeping madness. Archives and filing between court and ward |
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| Drawing the historian back into history: creativity, writing, and The Art of Time Travel |
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| History doesn't work: reflections on Martin L. Davies' critique of historicized life |
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| The politics of time, the politics of history: who are my contemporaries? |
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| Sound, listening and the queer art of history' |
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| Aftermaths of the dawn of experience: on the impact of Ankersmit's sublime historical experience |
0 |
| On the promotional context of historical video games |
0 |
| Looking back - a pensive balance |
0 |
| Unheeded history: a critical engagement with Jouni-Matti Kuukkanen's postnarrativism' |
0 |
| Rethinking historical practice and community engagement: researching together with 'youth historians' |
0 |
| Music, such sudden music: when Mexican women altered space in time.(1) |
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| 'All good stories': historical fiction in pedagogy, theory, and scholarship |
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| OED. 'Anglo-Saxonist, n.': professional scholar or anonymous person |
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| The big and the small of it: a conversation on the scales of history between David Christian, Merry Wiesner-Hanks and Marnie Hughes-Warrington |
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| Work, paperwork and the imaginary Tarban Creek Lunatic Asylum, 1846 |
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