Rethinking History

Papers
(The median citation count of Rethinking History is 0. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2021-05-01 to 2025-05-01.)
ArticleCitations
Lepanto or Little Algiers? Public history and the cultural politics of commemoration in modern Greece14
The historian is present: live interactive documentary as collaborative history11
Traces of existence: public monuments and the dead10
History, Melancholy, and the Anthropocene: H. G. Wells on ‘Mind at the End of its Tether’8
How the fictional representation of historical characters can serve to justify historical events and actions: Tipu Sultan’s Tiger7
A ‘wicked problem’: rethinking history education in the Anthropocene4
Is Paul Ricoeur still relevant to the philosophy of history?4
Rethinking the historical film form: trauma, temporality and indirect representation in historical essay films4
‘Tawaifnama’ or The Courtesan Chronicles3
The notes, the markings: along the margins of the years3
Historiography as readymade3
Between agency and event: The Book of Job as a Greek Tragedy3
Two concepts of apocalypse and apocalyptic history today3
“Uses of the past” in applied history methodology: the case of trust-building for public institutions in Belgium2
Using fiction to tell mad stories: a journey into historical imagination and empathy2
The cabinet of Charles Kirkpatrick Sharpe: an essay in the biographical distillation of affinities2
Public history and transmedia storytelling for conflicting narratives2
Boardgaming after the fall of Kabul: player and designer (re)engagement with A Distant Plain2
Are there historical lessons across time and space? The ethics of ‘never again’ in European history teaching2
The play’s only part of the thing: audience response to pastiche historical drama2
Judging voluntariness: abortion assistance around 19002
To think a little of you: a paragraph about Rena Merrill1
Intimate constellations: photos of African American-German intimacies in the long postwar period1
Toward the logical structure of historical narrations: an interview with Paul A. Roth1
Textuality as amplification: reconsidering close reading and distant reading in cultural history1
The exemplifying past: a philosophy of history1
Natalie Zemon Davis in China: global historiographical exchanges as cross-cultural engagement1
Artificial history? Inquiring ChatGPT on historiography1
Editorial1
Digital visual history: historiographic curation using digital technologies1
KNOWING IS SEEING: distance and proximity in affective virtual reality history1
Enlivening the English Civil Wars through Historical Fictions1
Amnesias and memories of imperialism: analysis of the restitutive policies of colonialism in Spain1
The state of voluntariness? (Re)migration policy in post-fascist Germany between denazification, decolonization and development1
Disappearance and archive fevers in film: the rewriting of history and practical uses of the past1
The reality of words. Martin L. Davies and Jean Paul1
The open future in peril: the Anthropocene and the political agent of humanistically oriented historiography1
Missing from the record: historians, archival research and underwater munitions1
Patriarchal power as a conceptual tool for gender history0
Rebellious academia – the potential of creative practice research. Collaborative experimental provocation0
‘I don’t even trust now what I read in history books’: family history and the future of co-production and collaboration0
The Swedish Truth and Reconciliation Commission for Tornedalians, Kvens and Lantalaiset: a Commissioner’s perspective0
Reflections on art, history and the Chilean estallido social : an essay about making history (unfinished)0
Just a matter of time: reviewing temporality in Australian historiography0
Towards historical news values: Czech news media between past knowledge and current histotainment0
A buried river, an emerging crisis, a cumulative tale0
The ethics of narrative: a readers’ dialogue0
‘I place form before content’ – an interview in 2009 with Alun Munslow0
A film treatment in ‘Layers’: a new approach to creative historical writing through screenwriting innovation0
Corona, Climate, Chronic Emergency: War Communism in the Twenty-First Century0
Insurgent memory, post-imperial governance, and change: reassessing the truth about Portugal’s colonial history0
Waste and historicity in the Anthropocene0
Black lives and the ‘archival pulse’: the murder of Neil “Tommy” Marsh and other stories0
Prisoners of the archives: privacy, identity and the history of incarceration0
Photography, sport and the hegemony of men: a material(-)discursive perspective0
Transients, punks and hobos: rethinking the history of train hopping through experimental film0
How not to construe strong constructivism in philosophy of history0
War, transgenerational memory and documentary film: mediated and institutional memory in historical culture0
Voluntariness as state building. How vaccination programs changed German society and vice versa—1870s to 2020s0
The histories we tell: historical consciousness and student protests in a Chilean public high school0
Global history in two chronotopes: time, identity and the practical past in Nagasaki, Japan, 1990 and 20060
Deep history and deep listening: Indigenous knowledges and the narration of deep pasts0
What is close reading? An exploration of a methodology0
Historical irrealism: Paul A. Roth and the epistemic value of narrative explanation0
Grasping the scale of events: Voices from Chernobyl between the historical and the monumental0
Making memories: creative research and sensory history0
Dance and romance across racial boundaries: partnering with Filipino migrants in Seattle and Alaska in the Early 20th Century0
The problem of teleological history education and the possibilities of a multispecies, multiscalar, and non-continuous history0
Historical futures and the pull of the past: on the poverty of imagination0
Metamodern memory: on Blade Runner , then and now0
Telling the past – the history of victimization: a post-conflict reading of Sorayya Khan’s Noor0
Beyond the endpoint: the report of the Belgian commission on colonial injustice and the wider tapestry of truth initiatives0
Source genres in history writing0
Thefin de siècleand the multiple temporalities of historical periodization0
Being alongside: the practice of collaborative public history0
What does voluntariness do to participation? Mitmachen in New Deal America and National Socialist Germany, 1933−19450
Un-disabling the King: Richard III and the ‘New Evidence’0
Fraught spaces: the risks, challenges and failures of collaborative public histories0
The other side of the linguistic turn: theory of history and the negotiation of humanity0
Shapes and functions of historical events0
Writing the concubine: Anne Boleyn, Eustace Chapuys and popular historiography in Hilary Mantel’s Wolf Hall trilogy0
Metamorphoses of the past: a study of Primo Levi´sThe Periodic Table0
The design of The Troubles : simulating terror in Northern Ireland0
Metafiction and the study of history: makerly knowledge in the archive0
History on the margins: truths, struggles and the bureaucratic research economy in Colombia, 2016–20230
Burial0
Transmedia history0
Approaches to textual sources in cultural history0
Martin L. Davies & the specter of history0
History as translation / anachronism as synchronism0
History in politics: a “battle” of identity historical narratives between Chinese and Anglophone academia0
The trials of John Stamford: gay travel, sexual harm, and Spartacus International Gay Guide0
Fall of a tyrant, or heroic last stand? Tipu Sultan and the moral undercurrent in historiography0
Complexity and materiality in representations of reality0
Sense and historicity: rethinking history with Martin L. Davies0
George Saunders’Lincoln in the Bardo: semiotic explorations of Abraham Lincoln in American cultural memory0
Editorial0
“The dead do not negotiate”: Hilary Mantel, The Mirror and the Light , and Britain’s obsession with history0
The politics of voluntariness in modern history: introduction0
Militarism in medievalism: the Prince of Thieves video game and the Gulf War0
Buying sex across the Iron Curtain: Western Men and transactional intimacy in State-Socialist Hungary during the long 1960s0
Material records of the Anthropocene: a surface-oriented approach0
Pietistic atheism and the modern breakthrough: on the narrative culture of secularity0
Visualising memory: filmmaking as research method to engage with China’s wartime past0
Polish Cinderella becomes a playmate. Erotic capital, mobility and the end of the Cold War0
Beyond truth: an epistemic normativity for historiography0
‘So dense a commingling of the improbable and the mundane!’: writing Palestinian history in a magical realist key0
The politicisation of historical memory on Twitter: “Positive antisemitism” in the Holocaust debate in Poland0
The Anthropocene as a historical hyperobject0
Intertemporality in Spencer (2021): a methodology for the analysis of time and the contemporary0
Dissolving boundaries: work, activity, and voluntariness in digitized capitalism0
How might Indigenous decolonization agendas inform Anthropocene historiography?0
‘And then move on …’ the context and intentions behind the Greenland reconciliation commission0
Reflections: on writing and being written about0
Trauma, modernism, realism: a genealogy, the middle voice0
Rethinking medieval margins and marginality0
Kibbutz Buchenwald: history and fiction0
Historical truth as a tool for decolonisation: Cira Pallí-asperó and Tine Destrooper in conversation with Olivia Umurerwa Rutazibwa0
Creating Cromwell: an analysis of the historical novel’s position and potentiality through a study of Hilary Mantel’s Wolf Hall trilogy0
Urbane Künste Ruhr and its cultural interventions in the remaking of the Ruhr region in Germany0
Source criticism for cultural history0
A borderless polemic? Probing the limits of a transnational approach to historicism0
Shakespeare was a Woman and Other Heresies0
The belonging in abject communities: a new understanding through sewerage ghost towns0
Exploring fishery history in game form: ‘Never again April 18!’0
Venturing beyond Koselleck’sErwartungshorizont: on the category of the utopian0
Rethinking oral history and tradition: an indigenous perspective0
Historizing remediation: how games represent history through media0
The canon in history0
Disciplinary commitments of history and reading practices of historical writing0
Narrative, emplotment, power: on agency and the environment0
Memory, materiality, and trauma: revisiting the parlour floor, St. Albans, 13810
We are history: historical affect, memory and militancy among revolutionary youth in postwar Iran0
‘The point is, history sells’. Martin Davies’s political critique of history and heritage0
Second thoughts: on artistic forensic reconstructions0
‘You are, like, so woke’:Dickinsonand the anachronistic turn in historical drama0
‘Undeveloped property’: Mad Men , crisis, and real estate0
Apprehensive vigilance: Martin L. Davies, philosophy, and the ecological imperative of knowledge0
Anthropocenic historical knowledge: promises and pitfalls0
Reclaiming History in the British Museum entranceway: imperialism, patronage and female, queer and black legacies0
`They are also victims of the war´: heritage narratives of the Nazis and their victims in Finland0
Experiments in history: the voice of Bondi0
Functional stupidity and the modern knowledge condition: Martin Davies on cognitive psychopathology0
The role of empathy in bridging Western and Indigenous knowledges: Dominick LaCapra and Ailton Krenak0
Humor as (graphic) resilience and revenge against Holocaust perpetrators in Miriam Katin’s work0
Recovering, reimagining or reinventing Elizabeth Macarthur in speculative biography0
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