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Capturing the public imagination: the social and professional place of public history.
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American Studies International
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June 1, 2004
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The purpose of history is to find one's place in the region
of which you are a part. (1)
Where We Live: Professionalism and Identity
Public history is a neglected and often denigrated region. Its borders are mobile and permeable. Its population is diverse and diffuse. Dwelling in museums, historic sites, government agencies and film studios, public historians speak an entirely different language from historians dwelling in colleges and universities. Public historians' sense of professional identity, tools of interpretation and traditions of story-telling are nearly incompatible with those who dwell in the academy. Yet, academic historians have constructed and ...
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