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Volume 38 (2012): Issue 2 (Jun 2012): Writing History for a Variety of Publics. Guest Editor: Antoinette Burton

in Historical Reflections/Réflexions Historiques

Table of Contents

Introduction
- Other Criteria
  
  History Writing as a Public Calling
  
  By: Antoinette Burton
  
  Pages: 1–12
Articles
- Tales from the New African Archive
  
  By: Carina Ray
  
  Pages: 13–24
- Memory, History, and Ego-Histoire
  
  Narrating and Re-enacting the Australian Freedom Ride
  
  By: Ann Curthoys
  
  Pages: 25–45
- Active History
  
  By: Vijay Prashad
  
  Pages: 46–54
- Open Secrets, Off the Record
  
  Audience, Intimate Knowledge, and the Crisis of the Post-Apartheid State
  
  By: Jon Soske
  
  Pages: 55–70
- A Time without Soldiers
  
  Writing about Kashmir Today
  
  By: Suvir Kaul
  
  Pages: 71–82
- Virtually a Historian
  
  Blogs and the Recent History of Dispossessed Academic Labor
  
  By: Claire Bond Potter
  
  Pages: 83–97
- History and Ordinary Womanhood
  
  By: Teresa Barnes
  
  Pages: 98–108
- Writing for Student Audiences
  
  Pitfalls and Possibilities
  
  By: Heather Streets-Salter
  
  Pages: 109–122
- Transparent Global History? The Contribution of Vienna Global Studies
  
  By: Susan Zimmermann
  
  Pages: 123–138
Obituary
- Shona Kelly Wray, 1963-2012, beloved colleague, friend, and member of the Historical Reflections/ Réflexions Historiques Editorial Board
  
  By: Linda E. Mitchell
  
  Pages: 139

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