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Reconstruction of historic events, environments and episodes is a stupendously popular pastime almost everywhere. Visitors to Williamsburg will know also that it is deadly serious: no mere opportunity to dress up in armour and hit your neighbour over the head.
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Reconstruction of historic events, environments and episodes is a stupendously popular pastime almost everywhere. Visitors to Williamsburg will know also that it is deadly serious: no mere opportunity to dress up in armour and hit your neighbour over the head.
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2021
The national conversation about immigration shifted as the Great Depression gave way to World War II. This is apparent in two works that concern the “origin story” of America: the musical Knickerbocker Holiday (1938) and the film Where Do We Go from Here? (1944).
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The national conversation about immigration shifted as the Great Depression gave way to World War II. This is apparent in two works that concern the “origin story” of America: the musical Knickerbocker Holiday (1938) and the film Where Do We Go from Here? (1944).
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2017
Stephen Smith wants you to hear history. He’s made excellent work across a broad spectrum. He produced an aural portrait of the playwright August Wilson; he uncovered war crimes in Kosovo. Some of his best docs, and those he most loves to make, explore twentieth-century history.
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Stephen Smith wants you to hear history. He’s made excellent work across a broad spectrum. He produced an aural portrait of the playwright August Wilson; he uncovered war crimes in Kosovo. Some of his best docs, and those he most loves to make, explore twentieth-century history.
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Oral Histories as Living Histories
Amerasia Journal, 2002History is not merely that which has happened in the past; it is also what people think has happened-present meanings of what has passed. Narratives we construct about the past give meaning to history, as well as reflect the ways in which we understand ourselves.
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Abstract At the time of the political violence in the North of Ireland, many playwrights used history plays as a means of coming to terms with the troubled present. This tradition has continued with a more playful treatment of Irish history, but also the dramatization of disturbingly neglected parts of the past.
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Cervical cancer prevention and control in women living with human immunodeficiency virus
Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 2021Philip E Castle, Vikrant V Sahasrabuddhe
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Molecular imaging in oncology: Current impact and future directions
Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 2022Steven P Rowe, Martin G Pomper
exaly