This essay looks at the phenomenon of conspiracy theories from the perspective of historical science and the theory of science.
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وجهات نظر حول “العصور الوسطى” في متحف اللوفر أبوظبي
The article focusses on history culture and discusses the Louvre Abu Dhabi perspectives on ‘Middle Ages’ in museums in the Arab Golf region
Teaching between Pre- and Post-Corona. An Essay (2)
Abstract: This is part 2 of the essay about the exceptional demands on university teaching in the digital-distant semester at the German-speaking universities forced by the corona crisis. The two… Read More ›
Teaching between Pre- and Post-Corona. An Essay (1)
This essay draws cautious conclusions about the digital and distant arrangements enforced upon teaching and learning by the corona pandemic.
Είδη Δημόσιας Ιστορίας, Ψηφιακά Μέσα και το Διαδίκτυο
Lara Kelland raises one of the most controversial questions of democratization of Public History: Is Digital Public History history at all?
The Subject of/(in) History
When working on the core concepts of history didactics in an intercultural perspective, a comprehensive typology is needed.
The Past on Display: How to Tell History In a Museum?
This article reflects on the conceptualization of history embedded in museum exhibitions and discusses competing ideas of history conveyed…
The Italian Public History Manifesto
Historians as experts are challenged today. In 2015, Jo Guldi and David Armitage deplored this state of affairs in a Manifesto widely commented on worldwide and translated into Italian.