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Tijdschrift voor Geschiedenis - Volume 137, Issue 3, 2024
Volume 137, Issue 3, 2024
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Diplomatie en hofceremonieel in het oostelijke Middellandse Zeegebied, ca. 900-1200
By Ivo WolsingAbstract Diplomacy and court ceremonial in the Eastern Mediterranean, c. 900-1200. Ritual receptions in comparative perspective This article investigates a group of ritual receptions that took place in the tenth-century eastern Mediterranean imperial and caliphal courts. Descriptions of these receptions reveal a series of similarities, such as the role of viziers and logothetes in orchestrating events and regulating a Read More
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Honger, liminaliteit en implicated subjects
More LessAbstract Hunger, liminality, and implicated subjects. Ethnic German victimhood in textbooks and the Dokumentationszentrum Flucht, Vertreibung, Versöhnung (1990-2020) This article examines how ethnic Germans’ experiences of hunger (1944-1950) are presented in German schoolbooks and in the exhibition at the Dokumentationszentrum Flucht, Vertreibung, Versöhnung (DFVV). It shows that hunger experiences of these exp Read More
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Venster op het verleden?
More LessAbstract Window to the past? Roman archives in the archival turn Ancient historians frequently depend on documents from ancient archives to conduct their research. While it may be tempting to view the archive as a ‘window to the past’, an impartial repository of knowledge, this article uses archival turn theory – a theory rooted in (post) colonial history – to analyse ancient archives from the Roman provinces. Specifically Read More
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Een succesverhaal?
Authors: Bram Mellink & Jesse van AmelsvoortAbstract A success story? Policy and experiences of AIDS in the Netherlands since 1982 The existing historiography on HIV/AIDS in the Netherlands can be characterised as a positive evaluation of policies adopted in the 1980s and 1990s. In the case of the HIV epidemic, the Dutch government’s approach to put community organisers representing gay men in charge is said to have prevented discriminati Read More
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Besmette cultuur
More LessAbstract Tainted culture. On historical context and identity in assessing offensive art and artists Cancel culture is easy. Yet in practice art lovers struggle with canceling their favorite art or artist. This article considers Claire Dederer’s book on this topic and suggests that discussions on tainted art and artists could benefit from the involvement of historians, who are specialists in assessing changing norms and values Read More
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