This collection is about the emerging relationship between family history and the discipline of history, and the potential of each to revitalise the other. How have historians responded to this resurgence of interest in the personal and the local, and how has it influenced historical inquiry?
This collection is about the emerging relationship between family history and the discipline of history, and the potential of each to revitalise the other. How have historians responded to this resurgence of interest in the personal and the local, and how has it influenced historical inquiry?
Malcolm Allbrook is Research Fellow at the National Centre of Biography, and Managing Editor of the Australian Dictionary of Biography, in the School of History, Australian National University. Sophie Scott-Brown is a Lecturer in Political Philosophy at the University of East Anglia, UK.
Inhaltsangabe
Part I: Family, History, Historians 1. Family, History, Historians 2. Family Life and the Creation of Conscience: The Macarthurs, 1780-1860 3. The Extended Ken of Kin: A National Family History 4. The Australian Dictionary of Biography and Family History 5. Writing Family, Writing Nation in 1988: Inside the National Library of Australia's Self-Published Family History Collection Part II: Critical Historiography 6. Private Lives, Public History: Contemplating Intimate and Collective Historical Consciousness in Australia 7. Out of the Shadows: Family Silence and the National Imaginary 8. Family History and Biological Anthropology 9. DNA and Family History in Australia Part III: Teaching and Learning Family History 10. Family History Research as a Transformative Pedagogy 11. Diploma of Family History: A Personal and Institutional History 12. Family History: Community and Collaboration
Part I: Family, History, Historians 1. Family, History, Historians 2. Family Life and the Creation of Conscience: The Macarthurs, 1780-1860 3. The Extended Ken of Kin: A National Family History 4. The Australian Dictionary of Biography and Family History 5. Writing Family, Writing Nation in 1988: Inside the National Library of Australia's Self-Published Family History Collection Part II: Critical Historiography 6. Private Lives, Public History: Contemplating Intimate and Collective Historical Consciousness in Australia 7. Out of the Shadows: Family Silence and the National Imaginary 8. Family History and Biological Anthropology 9. DNA and Family History in Australia Part III: Teaching and Learning Family History 10. Family History Research as a Transformative Pedagogy 11. Diploma of Family History: A Personal and Institutional History 12. Family History: Community and Collaboration
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