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 2021-04-01 to 2025-04-01.)
ArticleCitations
A borderless polemic? Probing the limits of a transnational approach to historicism12
History in politics: a “battle” of identity historical narratives between Chinese and Anglophone academia9
Traces of existence: public monuments and the dead8
Natalie Zemon Davis in China: global historiographical exchanges as cross-cultural engagement7
Memory, materiality, and trauma: revisiting the parlour floor, St. Albans, 13816
Historizing remediation: how games represent history through media5
Accessing children’s historical experiences through their art: four drawings of aerial warfare from the Spanish Civil War4
The Anthropocene as a historical hyperobject3
The problem of teleological history education and the possibilities of a multispecies, multiscalar, and non-continuous history3
Digital visual history: historiographic curation using digital technologies3
Insurgent memory, post-imperial governance, and change: reassessing the truth about Portugal’s colonial history3
The canon in history3
Fall of a tyrant, or heroic last stand? Tipu Sultan and the moral undercurrent in historiography3
Functional stupidity and the modern knowledge condition: Martin Davies on cognitive psychopathology2
Toward the logical structure of historical narrations: an interview with Paul A. Roth2
Martin L. Davies & the specter of history2
Recovering, reimagining or reinventing Elizabeth Macarthur in speculative biography2
To think a little of you: a paragraph about Rena Merrill2
Black lives and the ‘archival pulse’: the murder of Neil “Tommy” Marsh and other stories2
Thefin de siècleand the multiple temporalities of historical periodization2
Photography, sport and the hegemony of men: a material(-)discursive perspective1
The historian is present: live interactive documentary as collaborative history1
How not to construe strong constructivism in philosophy of history1
The reality of words. Martin L. Davies and Jean Paul1
Editorial1
‘You are, like, so woke’:Dickinsonand the anachronistic turn in historical drama1
Venturing beyond Koselleck’sErwartungshorizont: on the category of the utopian1
War, transgenerational memory and documentary film: mediated and institutional memory in historical culture1
Global history in two chronotopes: time, identity and the practical past in Nagasaki, Japan, 1990 and 20061
‘The point is, history sells’. Martin Davies’s political critique of history and heritage1
Historical irrealism: Paul A. Roth and the epistemic value of narrative explanation1
Lepanto or Little Algiers? Public history and the cultural politics of commemoration in modern Greece1
Beyond truth: an epistemic normativity for historiography1
Sense and historicity: rethinking history with Martin L. Davies1
The role of empathy in bridging Western and Indigenous knowledges: Dominick LaCapra and Ailton Krenak1
How the fictional representation of historical characters can serve to justify historical events and actions: Tipu Sultan’s Tiger1
Textuality as amplification: reconsidering close reading and distant reading in cultural history1
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