RETHINKING HISTORY

Narratives of rupture: Tarantino’s counterfactual histories and the American historical imaginary

Dead ends in and out of the archive: an ethnography of Dār al Wathā’iq al Qawmiyya, the Egyptian National Archive

Rethinking historical practice and community engagement: researching together with ‘youth historians’

Testimony through culture: towards a theoretical framework

‘All good stories’: historical fiction in pedagogy, theory, and scholarship

Living (in) cities of the past: time travel in Second Life

Chronisms: on the past and future of the relation of times

Incompetent and insane: labor, ability, and citizenship in nineteenth- and early twentieth-century United States

Socialist responsibilization: the government of risk factors for cardiovascular diseases in the German Democratic Republic in the 1970s

(An illustration of) Jacques Derrida at the limits of the historicist chronotype

Rethinking the battle of Otumba: entangled narrations and the digitization of colonial violence

New theories of mind and their implications for researching histories

The politics of time, the politics of history: who are my contemporaries?

Setting the stage: performing politics in Theatres of Memory

Music, such sudden music: when Mexican women altered space in time.1

The age of fitness: the power of ability in recent American history

Introduction: critical ability history

The big and the small of it: a conversation on the scales of history between David Christian, Merry Wiesner-Hanks and Marnie Hughes-Warrington

OED. ‘Anglo-Saxonist, n.’: professional scholar or anonymous person

Work, burn, eat: abilities of calorimetric bodies in the USA, 1890–1930

Globalizing Hayden White

History’s unresolving tensions: reality and implications

Integrating a Nexus: the history of political discourse and language policy research