No. 1 (2020): Extraordinario

Peninsular War and Public History. Rafael Zurita Aldeguer (Coordinador)

• Presentation

  Rafael Zurita Aldeguer

  1-6

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• New Field, Old Practices: Promises and Challenges of Public History

  Thomas Cauvin

  7-51

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• From local to public history. Some weakness and certain achievements

  Anaclet Pons

  52-80

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• The semantic web “Guerra e Historia Pública” and the transfer of knowledge

  Carlos J. Villagrá Arnedo, Juan Luis López Javaloyes

  81-113

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• Cultural tourism and the social revaluation of History: the War of Independence in the city of Alicante (Spain)

  María Paz Such Climent, María-Teresa Riquelme-Quiñonero

  114-160

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• Public History and historical thinking. New methodological approaches to learn the Peninsular War

  Juan Ramón Moreno Vera

  161-185

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• Historical Recreation as Public History: reflections on its inclusion in the academic debate

  Ester Alba Pagán, Miguel Requena Jiménez

  186-217

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• History and representation of war in the Valencian public spaces

  Rafael Zurita Aldeguer

  218-247

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• Royal visits and places of memory: The marshal Suchet, José I and Fernando VII in Valencia

  María Pilar Hernando Serra

  248-281

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• Landscapes and Peoples: British Views on Valencia

  Alicia Laspra Rodríguez

  282-312

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