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
A ‘wicked problem’: rethinking history education in the Anthropocene5
The notes, the markings: along the margins of the years5
Between agency and event: The Book of Job as a Greek Tragedy4
Two concepts of apocalypse and apocalyptic history today4
How the fictional representation of historical characters can serve to justify historical events and actions: Tipu Sultan’s Tiger4
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
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
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
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
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
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