The Past is a Foreign Country
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1986
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Abstract
List of illustrations Introduction Part I. Wanting The Past: 1. Reliving the past: dreams and nightmares 2. Benefits and burdens of the past 3. Ancients vs. moderns 4. The look of age Part II. Knowing The Past: 5. How we know the past Part III. Changing The Past: 6. Changing the past 7. Creative anachronism Bibliography and citation index General index.
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| Authors | Eugene Webb, David Löwenthal |
| Journal | The American Historical Review |
| Year | 1986 |
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10.2307/1864381
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