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Representations of Global Civility
English Travellers in the Ottoman Empire and the South Pacific, 1636–1863
Global civility instead of colonial domination: this study provides a striking new perspective on both travel and travel-writing in the long eighteenth century.
Natasha A. Kelly
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Olive Vassell
(eds.)
Mapping Black Europe
Monuments, Markers, Memories
An in-depth exploration of Black Europe's past and present focusing on urban inscriptions, historical figures, and community activism.
Strange Blood
The Rise and Fall of Lamb Blood Transfusion in 19th Century Medicine and Beyond
A unique story of 19th century medical knowledge, ambition, and controversy – of crossing boundaries and challenging taboos.
Martin Lorber
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Felix Zimmermann
(eds.)
History in Games
Contingencies of an Authentic Past
From the perspective of historical game studies this book illuminates historical authenticity, a buzzword used by game developers and consumers alike.
Translocations
Histories of Dislocated Cultural Assets
Who owns cultural assets? Who has narrative control? This volume discusses fair and just approaches to address the dislocation of cultural assets.
Queer Jewish Lives Between Central Europe and Mandatory Palestine
Biographies and Geographies, 1870-1960
The first collection of studies on queer Jewish Lives between Central Europe and Mandatory Palestine (1870-1960).
(In)visible Acts of Resistance in the Twilight of the Franco Regime
A Historical Narration
An interdisciplinary feminist analysis of the transition of Francoist Spain from autarchy to consumerism in the 1960s and 1970s, wrought by urbanization, emigration and tourism.
Concepts of Urban-Environmental History
The history of cities and of the environment are inseparably intertwined. This volume presents concepts and key issues from this field of research.
Günter Leypoldt
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Manfred Berg
(eds.)
Authority and Trust in US Culture and Society
Interdisciplinary Approaches and Perspectives
This book explores recent and historical transformations of authority and trust in political institutions, urban spaces, and cultural life to explain their perceived loss of legitimacy in the United States.
Matej Santi
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Elias Berner
(eds.)
Music – Media – History
Re-Thinking Musicology in an Age of Digital Media
Music and sound shape the emotional content of audio-visual media. How would history be told if audio-visual documents were used as primary sources?