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Publisher: Routledge, part of the Taylor & Francis Group

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Volume 21, Number 3, 3 July 2017

Editorial
pp. 311-311(1)
Author: Munslow, Alun

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Far-reaching microhistory: the use of microhistorical perspective in a globalized world
pp. 312-341(30)
Author: Magnússon, Sigurður Gylfi

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History and art: some speculations of T. E. Hulme
pp. 342-357(16)
Author: Southgate, Beverley

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Introduction: what is historical game studies?
pp. 358-371(14)
Authors: Chapman, Adam; Foka, Anna; Westin, Jonathan

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Counter-hegemonic commemorative play: marginalized pasts and the politics of memory in the digital game Assassin’s Creed: Freedom Cry
pp. 372-395(24)
Author: Hammar, Emil Lundedal

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Reflections of history: representations of the Second World War in Valkyria Chronicles
pp. 396-414(19)
Author: Koski, Johannes

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But that’s not accurate: the differing perceptions of accuracy in cultural-heritage videogames between creators, consumers and critics
pp. 415-438(24)
Author: Copplestone, Tara Jane

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The politics of explanation: histories of the European Left and Israel
pp. 439-454(16)
Author: Gjerde, Åsmund Borgen

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