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The Past at Present

"...it is not properly said that there are three times, past, present, and future. Perhaps it might be said rightly that there are three times: a time present of things past; a time present of things present; and a time present of things future. ... The time present of things past is memory; the time present of things present is direct experience; the time present of things future is expectation." - St. Augustine, Confessions, Book 11, Chapter XX

Public History by Rebecca Sykes

Ask a Slave & What Museum People Really Think

Challenging Authority, Part I: God Hates Renoir

Challenging Authority, Part I: God Hates Renoir

Challenging Authority, Part I: God Hates Renoir

Recently, you might have seen some amusing pictures like this one in news headlines: The photo shows a protest by the...

The Unequal Burden of Truth and Reconciliation Commissions

This week, completely ignoring the instructions of my professor to focus more on the visuals in my blog (next post, I promise), I want to...

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Destabilizing the Relationship between Public and History; A Train Towards Self-Discovery of Histori

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Decolonization & Indigenization Processes in Museum & Gallery Narratives and Spaces

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Ask a Slave & What Museum People Really Think

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The Unequal Burden of Truth and Reconciliation Commissions

A Place Beyond Its Own Existence

National Heritage: 'Capital-H History'

Destabilizing the Relationship between Public and History; A Train Towards Self-Discovery of Histori

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