History and Theory

Michel de Certeau and the Limits of Historical Representation
pp. 161-178(18)
Author: Weymans W.

The Fate of Jewish Historiography after the Bible: A New Interpretation
pp. 179-197(19)
Author: Tropper A.

Re-Enactment and Radical Interpretation
pp. 198-208(11)
Authors: D'Oro G.

Is Tocqueville Defunct?
pp. 209-225(17)
Author: Gordon D.

Can the New Imperialism Triumph in the Age of Nation-States?
pp. 226-236(11)
Author: Mann M.

“Turn'd to Dust and Tears”: Revisiting the Archive
pp. 237-248(12)
Author: Tollebeek J.

Memories of Trauma: Problems of Interpretation
pp. 249-259(11)
Author: Hutton P.H.

A Place for History
pp. 260-271(12)
Author: Matsuda M.

Voices of Silence
pp. 272-277(6)
Author: Gossman L.

Oskar Rosenfeld and the Realism of Holocaust-History: On Sex, Shit, and Status
pp. 278-288(11)
Author: Lang B.

Books in Summary
pp. 289-294(6)