Recent Scholarship
Public History and Memory
Archuleta, Elizabeth, “Gym Shoes, Maps, and Passports, Oh My! Creating Community or Creating Chaos at nmai?,” American Indian Quarterly, 29 (Summer–Fall 2005), 426–49.
Beik, Mildred Allen, “The Significance of the Lattimer Massacre: Who Owns Its History?,” Pennsylvania History, 69 (Winter 2002), 58–70.
Boehm, Mike, “Hope Rises from the Ashes of My Lai: The Madison Quakers Projects in Vietnam,” Nanzan Review of American Studies (Nagoya), 27 (2005), 27–50.
Bookspan, Shelley, “Something Ventured, Many Things Gained: Reflections on Being a Historian-Entrepreneur,” Public Historian, 28 (Winter 2006), 67–74.
Buell, Lawrence, “The Timeliness of Place: Response to the Presidential Address,” American Quarterly, 58 (March 2006), 17–22.
Cobb, Amanda J., “The National Museum of the American Indian: Sharing the Gift,” American Indian Quarterly, 29 (Summer–Fall 2005), 360–83.
Conard, Rebecca, ed., “Roundtable: Ethics in Practice,” Public Historian, 28 (Winter 2006), 75–131.
Conard, Rebecca, and Shelley Bookspan, eds., “Public History as Reflective Practice,” Public Historian, 28 (Winter 2006), 9–74. Special issue.
Corbett, Katharine T., and Howard S. (Dick) Miller, “A Shared Inquiry into Shared Inquiry,” Public Historian, 28 (Winter 2006), 15–38.
Cox, Richard J., “Public Memory Meets Archival Memory: The Interpretation of Williamsburg’s Secretary’s Office,” American Archivist, 68 (Fall–Winter 2005), 279–96.
Deloria, Philip J., “Places Like Houses, Banks, and Continents: An Appreciative Reply to the Presidential Address,” American Quarterly, 58 (March 2006), 23–29.
Downey, Dennis B., et al., “Racial Lynching, History, and the Filmmaker’s Craft: A Roundtable Discussion of Stephen Labovsky’s In the Dead Fire’s Ashes—The Lynching a Town Forgot,” Pennsylvania History, 72 (Summer 2005), 269–321. Roundtable.
Fadely, James Philip, “The Veteran and the Memorial: George J. Langsdale and the Soldiers and Sailors Monument,” Traces of Indiana and Midwestern History, 18 (Winter 2006), 26–35. Heavily illustrated.
Gallicchio, Marc, “What Were We Fighting For? Myth, Memory, and the Vietnam War in American Politics,” Nanzan Review of American Studies (Nagoya), 27 (2005), 15–25.
Gilbert, Stephanie Patterson, “Harrisburg’s Old Eighth Ward: Constructing a Website for Student Research,” Pennsylvania History, 72 (Autumn 2005), 419–27.
Gordon, Stephen C., “Rustic Repose: Spring Grove and the Rural Cemetery Movement,” Timeline, 23 (April–June 2006), 2–19. Heavily illustrated.
Grimsted, David, “Dueling Ideas of History: Public, People’s, Popular, and Academic—and Henry Adams’s Surprising Failures,” Maryland Historian, 30 (Spring 2006), 11–40.
Halttunen, Karen, “Groundwork: American Studies in Place—Presidential Address to the American Studies Association, November 4, 2005,” American Quarterly, 58 (March 2006), 1–15.
Kohlstedt, Sally Gregory, “‘Thoughts in Things,’” Isis, 96 (Dec. 2005), 586–601.
Ostrowitz, Judith, “‘Concourse and Periphery’ in Perspective: Well Past Planning,” American Indian Quarterly, 29 (Summer–Fall 2005), 384–425.
Smith, Timothy B., “Civil War Battlefield Preservation in Tennessee: A Nashville National Military Park Case Study,” Tennessee Historical Quarterly, 64 (Fall 2005), 236–47.
Stowe, Noel J., “Public History Curriculum: Illustrating Reflective Practice,” Public Historian, 28 (Winter 2006), 39–65.
Beutler, Keith Tony, “The Memory Revolution in America and Memory of the American Revolution, 1790–1840” (Washington University, 2005). Order No. DA3181154.
Kirchler, Leslie Brett, “Reinterpreting a ‘Silent’ History: Slave Sites at Four Virginia Plantations” (University of Michigan, 2005). Order No. DA3186669.
Lain, Brian Anderson, “Remembering Internment: The Function of Japanese American Rhetorics in Multicultural America” (University of Iowa, 2005). Order No. DA3184728.
Ribet, Elizabeth, “Memory, Generation, and Post-War Identities: Jewish Daughters of Holocaust Survivors in the United States” (University of California, Irvine, 2005). Order No. DA3185469.
Speights-Binet, Jennifer, “The Road to Redevelopment: New Urbanism, Nostalgia, and the Process of Downtown Revitalization in Baton Rouge, Louisiana” (Louisiana State University and Agricultural & Mechanical College, 2004). Order No. DA3182914.
Trail, Susan W., “Remembering Antietam: Commemoration and Preservation of a Civil War Battlefield” (University of Maryland, College Park, 2005). Order No. DA3178554.
Grendler, Paul F., The European Renaissance in American Life. (Westport: Praeger, 2006. xvi, 341 pp. $49.95, isbn 0-275-98486-9.)
Rosenstone, Robert A., History on Film/Film on History. (Harlow, Eng.: Pearson, 2006. xiv, 182 pp. Paper, $27.99, isbn 0-582-50584-4.)
Starbuck, David R., The Archeology of New Hampshire: Exploring 10,000 Years in the Granite State. (Durham: University of New Hampshire Press, 2006. xiv, 256 pp. Paper, $29.95, isbn 1-58465-562-3.) Heavily illustrated.
Stofik, M. Barron, Saving South Beach. (Gainesville: University Press of Florida, 2005. xviii, 303 pp. $27.95, isbn 0-8130-2902-3.)
Taylor, Andrew, and Eldrid Herrington, eds., The Afterlife of John Brown. (New York: Palgrave, 2005. xii, 243 pp. $69.95, isbn 1-4039-6992-2.) Citations to relevant essays can be found in “Recent Scholarship Online” /rso/.
Wehrey, Jane, Voices from This Long Brown Land: Oral Recollections of Owens Valley Lives and Manzanar Pasts. (New York: Palgrave, 2006. xiv, 238 pp. Cloth, $69.95, isbn 0-312-29539-1. Paper, $24.95, isbn 0-312-29541-3.)
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