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• Saddle time 

  HOWEVER UNCONSCIOUS OF THEIR predecessors they may be, today's Western tourists to the Middle East are inevitably participating in some form of...

  06/22/04 by Donna Landry · More from publication

• The use and abuse of historical reenactment: thoughts on recent trends in public history 

  FOR SEVERAL YEARS broadcasting agencies interested in the public dissemination of history have shown a growing predilection for staging...

  06/22/04 by Alexander Cook · More from publication

• Some avenues for feeling 

  The Particulars of Rapture: An Aesthetics of the Affects, by Charles Altieri. Ithaca: Cornell University Press, 2003. Pp. x + 299. $52.50 cloth,...

  06/22/04 by Adam Frank · More from publication

• Historiography as reenactment: metaphors and literalizations of TV documentaries 

  Reenactments and Pastpresents; Examples of What? Reenactments and Pastpresents; Examples of What? MY FORTHCOMING BOOK, Flexible Knowledges:...

  06/22/04 by Katie King · More from publication

• Ethnomasquerade in Ottoman-European encounters: reenacting Lady Mary Wortley Montagu 

  THE YEAR 1718 MARKS a significant point in the history of the Ottoman Empire, demarcating the first spate of Westernization reforms--the so-called...

  06/22/04 by Kader Konuk · More from publication

• The little ship of horrors: reenacting extreme history 

  ON TAKING UP THE position of president of the Australian Academy of the Humanities some years ago, I found myself--as a type of official agent for...

  06/22/04 by Iain McCalman · More from publication

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