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• 历史
• History
• 史学理论
• history
• Anthropology
• 海地
• 英文原版
• 第三世界
• 历史反思
• 记忆
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• 沉默
• 叙事
• 身份
• 权力
• 社会
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I can still tthink that I was almost emotionally collapsed on one tutorial of Ian Holliday's, one of the professors whom I truly respect. I was fully prepared and actively participated in that tutorial talking about humanitarian intervention, and that sess...

I can still tthink that I was almost emotionally collapsed on one tutorial of Ian Holliday's, one of the professors whom I truly respect. I was fully prepared and actively participated in that tutorial talking about humanitarian intervention, and that sess...

I can still tthink that I was almost emotionally collapsed on one tutorial of Ian Holliday's, one of the professors whom I truly respect. I was fully prepared and actively participated in that tutorial talking about humanitarian intervention, and that sess...

I can still tthink that I was almost emotionally collapsed on one tutorial of Ian Holliday's, one of the professors whom I truly respect. I was fully prepared and actively participated in that tutorial talking about humanitarian intervention, and that sess...

I can still tthink that I was almost emotionally collapsed on one tutorial of Ian Holliday's, one of the professors whom I truly respect. I was fully prepared and actively participated in that tutorial talking about humanitarian intervention, and that sess...

三刷，依然爱读！“History is the fruit of power, but power itself is never so transparent that its analysis becomes superfluous. The ultimate mark of power may be its invisibility; the ultimate challenge, the exposition of its roots.” (xix)

formulas of erasure and formulas of banalization

读过第一章之后深觉自己从没学过英语。||When reality does not coincide with deeply held beliefs, human beings tend to phrase interepretations that force reality within the scope of these beliefs.

关注于historical narrative那一部分。Some of the history is just less frequently mentioned.

"I am well aware, that by no means, equal repute attends the narrator and the doer of the deeds"; "At any rate, I had missed the vital connection to the present. I had honored the past, but the past was not history."