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Recent epistemological challenges have shaken the core assumptions of many historians. 'Culture' is now seen as intrinsic to social practice, and therefore at the heart of society itself. Cultural and Social History, the official peer-reviewed journal of the Social History Society (SHS), aims to address disciplinary shifts, and create a dialogue between social and cultural historians.

Publisher: Berg Publishers on behalf of Social History Society

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Authors' Biographies

Authors' Biographies
pp. 7-8(2)

Articles

Street Singers in Italian Renaissance Urban Culture and Communication
pp. 9-26(18)
Authors: Salzberg, Rosa; Rospocher, Massimo

From the Sacral to the Moral: Sleeping Practices, Household Worship and Confessional Cultures in Late Seventeenth-Century England
pp. 27-46(20)
Author: Handley, Sasha

Disability and Crime in Eighteenth-Century England: Physical Impairment at the Old Bailey
pp. 47-64(18)
Author: Turner, David M.

Male Heterosexuality and Prostitution during the Great War: British Soldiers' Encounters with Maisons Tolérées
pp. 65-83(19)
Author: Makepeace, Clare

Caroline Ware, Consumer Activism and American Democracy during the New Deal, 1933-45
pp. 85-101(17)
Author: Capper, Eleanor

Armenian Homelands and Homecomings, 1945-9: The Repatriation of Diaspora Armenians to the Soviet Union
pp. 103-123(21)
Author: Laycock, Jo

Debate Forum

Free Content History in the UK National Curriculum: A Discussion
pp. 125-143(19)
Authors: Bowen, Lloyd; Bradley, Kate; Middleton, Simon; Mackillop, Andrew; Sheldon, Nicola

Review Essay

Machineries of Modernity: Museums, Theories, Histories
pp. 145-156(12)
Author: Bennett, Tony

Notes to Contributors

Notes to Contributors
pp. 157-158(2)

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