Historiography: Give the name to the idea

Question 1

Remaking history: the past in contemporary historical fictions (Routledge, 2015),

Answer 1

Jerome de Groot

Question 2

‘Historical Fiction and the Future of Academic History’

Answer 2

Harlan

Question 3

‘British Cinema and Thatcherism’,

Answer 3

Higson,

Question 4

true and false invention?

Answer 4

Robert Rosenstone

Question 5

Adapting Wolf Hall for TV: how I played historical guessing game

Answer 5

Catherine Fletcher,

Question 6

Why You Should Care That Selma Gets LBJ Wrong:

Answer 6

David Kaiser

Question 7

How long? Not long’: Selma, Martin Luther King

and civil rights narratives

Answer 7

RICHARD H. KING

Question 8

‘The Long Civil Rights Movement and the Political Uses of

the Past’.

Answer 8

Jacqueline Dowd Hall’s

Question 9

Editorial: History in the graphic novel

Answer 9

Hugo Frey & Benjamin Noys

Question 10

Madness or Modernity?: The Holocaust in Two

Anglo-American Comics -

Answer 10

Robert Eaglestone

Question 11

‘Who do you think you are? Family history and British Television’

Answer 11

Amy Holdsworth,

Question 12

‘Reality, Identity and Empathy: The Changing Face of Social History Television’, Journal of Social History, 39:3 (2006), 843-858

Answer 12

Tristram Hunt

Question 13

Digital History,

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David Cohen and Roy Rosenzweig

Question 14

‘Blogging as Popular History Making, Blogs as Public History: A Singapore Case Study’, Public History Review, 14 (2007), 64-79.

Answer 14

Stephanie Ho

Question 15

Times Literary Supplement on Holocaust Comics?

Answer 15

Nicola Streeten

Question 16

The King’s Speech: Good Movie, Bad History

Answer 16

ANDREW ROBERTS

Question 17

Who Do You Think You Are? Historical Television

Consultancy

Answer 17

TANYA EVANS

Question 18

‘The Whig Interpretation of History’ (1831)

Answer 18

Herbert Butterfield

Question 19

, ‘Two Cheers for the Whig Interpretation of History’

Answer 19

Cronon

Question 20

History and Policy

Answer 20

Reid, A., Szreter, S.,

Question 21

Review of The History Manifesto…

Answer 21

(Berridge, ‘Review’ (2015)

Question 22

The Limits of Synthesis

Answer 22

Andrew Jones

Question 23

The student-as-consumer approach in higher education and its effects on academic performance

Answer 23

Louise Bunce, Amy Baird, and Siân E. Jones.

Question 24

, ‘Is Medieval History Relevant?

Answer 24

Bull, ‘

Question 25

‘The Uses and Abuses of History: The End of the Cold War and Soviet Collapse’

Answer 25

Cox, M.,

Question 26

From Corbyn to Trump: Welcome to the politics of nostalgia’

Answer 26

Bloodworth, J.,

Question 27

How Brexiteers appealed to voters’ nostalgia

Answer 27

Green, E.

Question 28

History and the Politics of Nostalgia

Answer 28

Marcos Piason Natali

Question 29

'The London 2012 Olympic Games Opening Ceremony: History answers back'

Answer 29

Biressi, Nunn,

Question 30

, Daily Mail review of the Olympic Opening Ceremony

Answer 30

Ian Birrell

Question 31

The Past Within Us: Media, Memory, History (London, 2005), Chapter 1: The Past is Dead

Answer 31

Tessa Morris-Suzuki,

Question 32

Educating the Nation(s): History, Identity and Citizenship after Devolution (2014)

Answer 32

Dr Andrew Mycock, Dr Catherine McGlynn,

Question 33

, ‘Privatising the Past? History and Education Policy in the 1990s’, British Journal of Education Studies, Vol. 45, No. 1 (1997), pp. 69-82.

Answer 33

Gary McCulloch

Question 34

, ‘The Future Uses of History’, History Workshop Journal, Vol. 75 (2013), pp. 125-145.

Answer 34

Pamela Cox

Question 35

, 'History Matters: History's Role in Health Policy Making', Medical History, Vol. 52 (2008).

Answer 35

Virginia Berridge

Question 36

A case study of History and Policy Engagement:

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A case study of History and Policy Engagement: dolly jorgensen

Question 37

Scathing review of history manifesto

Answer 37

Hunt/Mandler,

Question 38

History and Policy w.site case stufy

Answer 38

History and Policy Case Study: Helen McCarthy

Question 39

The Myth of Nations (2002):

Answer 39

Patrick Geary,

Question 40

The Wonderfulness of Us: the Tory Interpretation of Whig History’, London Review of Books, Vol. 33, No. 6 (2011), pp. 9-12. [online]

Answer 40

Richard J. Evans, ‘

Question 41

‘In defence of applied history: History and Policy Website’, Policy Papers, History and Policy Website (2006),

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John Tosh

Question 42

Lincoln and Historical Accuracy

Answer 42

David Zarefsky

Question 43

An interview on popular history with someone famous...

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Sir Ian Kershaw

Question 44

books as fiction...a good thing?

Answer 44

David Pearse

Question 45

Postscript?

Answer 45

Umberto Ecco, the Name of the Rose

Question 46

The Historical Novel

Answer 46

Jermone de Groot,

Question 47

The Historical Novel - skeleton

Answer 47

Alessandro Manzoni,

Question 48

Guide to the Best Historical Novels and Tales (1902)

Answer 48

Nield

Question 49

The Other Boleyn Girl...and a review?

Answer 49

Phillipa Gregory /Alison Wier

Question 50

A Contract with God/Review

Answer 50

Peter Schjeldahl on 'A Contract with God', Will Eisner

Question 51

Palestine

Answer 51

Will Sacco

Question 52

The Imagined Past: History and Nostalgia | edited by Christopher Shaw, Malcolm Chase

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edited by Christopher Shaw, Malcolm Chase