Rethinking History

Papers
(The TQCC of Rethinking History is 1. 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 2021-08-01 to 2025-08-01.)
ArticleCitations
The historian is present: live interactive documentary as collaborative history16
Lepanto or Little Algiers? Public history and the cultural politics of commemoration in modern Greece12
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
A whiff of grapeshot: practice research and the image-maker-as-historian7
The notes, the markings: along the margins of the years5
A ‘wicked problem’: rethinking history education in the Anthropocene5
How the fictional representation of historical characters can serve to justify historical events and actions: Tipu Sultan’s Tiger4
Between agency and event: The Book of Job as a Greek Tragedy4
Two concepts of apocalypse and apocalyptic history today4
Rethinking the historical film form: trauma, temporality and indirect representation in historical essay films3
Is Paul Ricoeur still relevant to the philosophy of history?3
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
Historiography as readymade2
“Uses of the past” in applied history methodology: the case of trust-building for public institutions in Belgium2
The cabinet of Charles Kirkpatrick Sharpe: an essay in the biographical distillation of affinities2
‘Tawaifnama’ or The Courtesan Chronicles2
Judging voluntariness: abortion assistance around 19002
On Martin L. Davies: an appreciation1
Artificial history? Inquiring ChatGPT on historiography1
Public history and transmedia storytelling for conflicting narratives1
Toward the logical structure of historical narrations: an interview with Paul A. Roth1
KNOWING IS SEEING: distance and proximity in affective virtual reality history1
Textuality as amplification: reconsidering close reading and distant reading in cultural history1
The open future in peril: the Anthropocene and the political agent of humanistically oriented historiography1
Beyond the endpoint: the report of the Belgian commission on colonial injustice and the wider tapestry of truth initiatives1
Disappearance and archive fevers in film: the rewriting of history and practical uses of the past1
Intimate constellations: photos of African American-German intimacies in the long postwar period1
Boardgaming after the fall of Kabul: player and designer (re)engagement with A Distant Plain1
The state of voluntariness? (Re)migration policy in post-fascist Germany between denazification, decolonization and development1
Natalie Zemon Davis in China: global historiographical exchanges as cross-cultural engagement1
Academic history and the affordances of genres1
Intertemporality in Spencer (2021): a methodology for the analysis of time and the contemporary1
Digital visual history: historiographic curation using digital technologies1
Editorial1
Amnesias and memories of imperialism: analysis of the restitutive policies of colonialism in Spain1
Using fiction to tell mad stories: a journey into historical imagination and empathy1
To think a little of you: a paragraph about Rena Merrill1
History as dreaming: assembling time*1
The reality of words: Martin L. Davies and Jean Paul1
Patriarchal power as a conceptual tool for gender history1
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