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Jun10February 11, 2023Archives, Blog 2018/2019

Blogging about Blogs: How the Expatriate Archive Centre Promotes their Online Archive

Preserving digital expatriate memories

The Inconvenient Truths: Narrative Pluralism in the Telling of History
May12February 11, 2023Uncategorized

The Inconvenient Truths: Narrative Pluralism in the Telling of History

In his book ‘The Practice of History’, the staunch traditionalist Geoffrey Elton harshly criticised the historical relativism of E. H. Carr espoused in his book…

Moral Precedents for Easter Island: How a Small Victory for Rapa Nui Activists May Lead to Something Bigger
Apr14December 10, 2019Uncategorized

Moral Precedents for Easter Island: How a Small Victory for Rapa Nui Activists May Lead to Something Bigger

In 1947 the Norwegian ethnographer Thor Heyerdahl successfully traversed the significant distance between the coast of Peru and several Polynesian islands, on a raft made…

“Where are your gibes now?” Preserving Humanity in the Museum Vrolik
Mar12April 13, 2020Blog 2018/2019

“Where are your gibes now?” Preserving Humanity in the Museum Vrolik

The Museum Vrolik is not a particularly easy place to find. It is tucked away within the Academic Medical Centre, which is itself quite far…

Theme: Reblog by Moral Themes.