Black History – White History: Britain&#039;s Historical Programme between Windrush and Wilberforce

Eva Ulrike Pirker; Barbara Korte

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Black History – White History

Britain's Historical Programme between Windrush and Wilberforce

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Series:: Historische Lebenswelten in populären Wissenskulturen/History in Popular Cultures, Volume 5
Publisher:: 2014

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Edition: 1/2014
Copyright Year: 2014
ISBN-Print: 978-3-8376-1935-5
ISBN-Online: 978-3-8394-1935-9
Publisher: transcript, Bielefeld
Series: Historische Lebenswelten in populären Wissenskulturen/History in Popular Cultures
Volume: 5
Language: English
Pages: 284
Product Type: Monograph

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Note on Citations No access Pages 9 - 10
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Introduction No access Pages 11 - 14
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1. Discovering a Past for the Present No access Pages 17 - 36
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2. Historical Culture and Social Communication No access Pages 37 - 46
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3. Popular Re/Presentation of History and Its Media No access Pages 47 - 52
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4. Key Aims and Questions No access Pages 53 - 54
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1. Remembering and Forgetting Slavery No access Pages 57 - 64
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2. Screening Slavery and the Slave Trade before the Bicentenary No access Pages 65 - 80
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3. Simon Schama''s Rough Crossings: From Popular History Book to Television History No access Pages 81 - 98
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4. The Abolition as Costume Film: Amazing Grace - Black History with a White Hero No access Pages 99 - 114
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5. Setting a Critical Tone: In Search of William Wilberforce No access Pages 115 - 120
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6. ›Doing an Anniversary‹: The Event Culture Surrounding 2007 No access Pages 121 - 134
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7. The Impact of 2007 - Slavery and the Slave Trade in British Museums No access Pages 135 - 162
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8. Family Matters: Genealogy as Popular (Black) History No access Pages 163 - 180
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1. Screening and Staging an Arrival No access Pages 183 - 184
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2. Family, Sport and Period in Wondrous Oblivion No access Pages 185 - 198
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3. Notting Hill in a Historical Crime Serial No access Pages 199 - 206
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4. Migration as Heritage Drama? Small Island No access Pages 207 - 230
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5. Migration History as Entertainment? Trends in Contemporary British Theatre No access Pages 231 - 238
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6. The Windrush Story as Musical No access Pages 239 - 250
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Conclusion No access Pages 251 - 254
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Bibliography No access Pages 255 - 278
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Index No access Pages 279 - 284
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