A Plane, a Bomb, a Museum : the Enola Gay Controversy at the National Museum of Air and Space of the United States (1993-1995)

P. 15-28

• Articles from the same issue (available individually)

  • Metahistory's Fortieth Anniversary
  • A Plane, a Bomb, a Museum : the Enola Gay Controversy at the National Museum of Air and Space of the United States (1993-1995)
  • It Takes Three to Tango : history between the Practical and the Historical Past
  • Figuring White in Metamodernity
  • Retroactive Ancestral Constitution, New Animism and Alter-Native Modernities
  • Reading Hayden White Reading
  • Caio Prado Júnior, the 1930s Generation and the Brazilian Historical Imagination : Exercising Metahistory
  • The Eternal Return of Reality : on Constructivism and Current Historical Desires
  • Narrative Trouble, or Hayden White's Desire for a Progressive Historiography Refigured by Judith Butler's Performativity Theory
  • Specters of Frye : Muthos, Ideology and Anatomy of (Historiographical) Criticism
  • Modernist Figuration in the Representation of Argentina's Recent Past
  • Metahistory and the Ethics of Historiography
  • Everyday Figuralism and Narrative Confusion, Kafka Style
  • Hayden White and Conversational Pluralism
  • At the Limits of Historical Realism : Narration, Argumentation, and Ethics in Synthetic Holocaust Historiography
  • Notes on contributors
• Information

  DOI: 10.1400/223431

  ISSN: 2281-1141

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