Category: History/Historiography
Musical Activism in the U.S. and Japan in the Post-9/11 Era
This paper examines the musical and critical responses to the War on Terror in the aftermath of 9/11 in the …
From Land Acquisition to Nation-Building: Exploring the Jewish Agency’s Diverse Actions in Establishing Israel
Established in 1929, the Jewish Agency played a crucial role in the development of the Zionist cause and the creation …
Origins of Professional Photography in Izmir During the Ottoman Era
After the invention of the daguerreotype, the methods and technology diffused rapidly from France to the Ottoman Empire. The earliest …
Re-framing the Past: Using Film and Cinema to Write Architectural History
Along with other archival material such as drawings, sketch books and written correspondence, images such as official publicity shots, construction …
Exploring the Cultural and Historical Evolution of Siluo, Yunlin in Taiwan Through Feng Shui Theory
Siluo Township in Yunlin County is located in the mid-western region of Taiwan, with the Jhuoshuei River marking its northern …
Entwined Threads: Reimagining the Kashmir Shawl in Franco-Mameluke Encounters, 1798-99
Ridley Scott's 2023 epic, 'Napoleon,' showcases soldiers in navy uniforms against a dusty desert backdrop but omits a crucial sartorial …
Frontline Narratives: Uncovering Women’s Voices in War Journalism
In the shadows of the First World War, amidst a landscape dominated by male narratives, emerged a corps of women …
Music and the Culture Wars in the 1970s and 1980s U.S.
This paper examines how evangelical Christians viewed music as a potential means to enact social change as they were becoming …
A Study on the Interaction Between Gender Morality and Free Love in Early 20th Century: Centered on Du Cheng Shu & Qu Jiang’s Love Letter
This article attempts to answer the question of "love" and why it has been prohibited from entering the public sphere …
Celebration of the Ruler in Asian Art and His Influence Up to the Present Day
Perceiving the ruler as a natural authority, as a sovereign with almost unlimited possibilities and power, is one aspect of …
Preliminary Theory on Relationship Between Data-Driven AI and Historical Recognition
Today, there are massive contents online that are delivered, promoted and even generated by data-driven AI. Among them, so-called "post-truth" …
The Promotion and Development of Civic Historians to Enhance Locality in Thailand
This research aims to contribute to and expand the historian's knowledge network formation, focusing on the local people who strongly …
Study on Architectural Remains of Tuman: A Forgotten Capital of the Kalachuris
Tuman is a small village located at 10 km away from Katghora in the Korba District of present day Chhattisgarh, …
The Glocalization of Bronze Drums in the Siamese State Ceremonies
The bronze drum is a living specimen of Southeast Asian culture and a testimony to the development of Southeast Asian …
Rise, Trends and Problems of Megacities: Civilizations Across Urbanization
Based on results of historical narrative analysis, this paper accentuates the dynamics and impact of urbanization to civilizations and particularly …
Mediality in Exile: Notes of Landscape Pedagogy in University Extension Practice of the Philosopher José Ortega y Gasset (1939-1942)
Once Marshall McLuhan claimed "the medium is the message" in The Gutenberg Galaxy and Understanding Media, the contemporary significance of …
The Place of Memory and the Memory of Place
A hospital is a place for treatment of diseases. It is a liminal place where ideally people are cured and …
Revisiting Manto, Recovering Histories: Partition Violence and the “Little People”
India’s freedom came at many great costs. Communal riots and partition related violence preceded, as well as accompanied, independence in …
In Pursuit of Latvian-Lithuanian Federation: Jonas Šliūpas in Hawaii
The collapse of the tsarist regime in the Russian Empire was a window of opportunity to seize independence for the …
The Attitude of Resistance Press Towards Greek Women Who Were Involved With the Enemy
The position of women in Greece as other countries, changed significantly as a result of WW2. The absence of men …
The Silk Roads, 300 BCE to 1700 CE: Connecting the World for Two Millennia
The trade networks of the Silk Roads offered an astonishing array of intellectual and cultural influences, which, through the exchange …
Existential Mobility, Nostalgia and Narration: Unwrapping a family journal’s account on escape from Japanese air raids in Burma in the years 1941-1942
"The 20th century even more than any age before is the age of the refugee" and simultaneously works on migration …
Fan So and Early Chinese Musicians in Aotearoa New Zealand: Musical Creativity in an Era of Colonialism, Migration and Discrimination
After warning John McLean of a plot on his life in order to steal his gold, Chinese goldminer, Fan So, …
A Review on Information Retrieval in the Historical and Digital Humanities Domain
Digital humanities entail applying computational tools and methods to traditional humanities research. In this paper, we focus on the domain …
Understanding the Mauritian Kitchen History Through Primary and Secondary Sources
The kitchen is the multifunctional space in a home where family and friends spend quality time to prepare food, cook, …
The Changes of Care Needs and Their Associated Factors Among the Recipients of LTC Insurance in South Korea
Objectives: This study identified changes of the needs of long-term care (LTC) services, and their associated factors among the recipients …
Space and Politics of Sukarno’s Utopian Vision Exhibition in Gedung Pola, Jakarta, Indonesia
Gedung Pola not only functions as an exhibition room built specifically to exhibit Sukarno’s Utopian vision on architecture and city …