The past is a foreign country /

• Lowenthal, David.

• History -- Philosophy
• History

• Cambridge University Press,

• 0521224152
• 0521294800 (pbk)

• Includes indexes.
• Bibliography: p. 413-470.

• Ashmolean Museum a brief history of the museum and its collections
• Essays in ancient and modern historiography
• General Pitt Rivers evolution and archaeology in the nineteenth century
• Seeing history public history in Britain now
• discovery of the past the origins of archaeology
• Treasures on earth museums collections and paradoxes
• Has history any meaning a critique of Poppers philosophy of history
• Ancient history and the antiquarian essays in memory of Arnaldo Momigliano
• study of the past in the Victorian Age
• heritage obsession the battle for Englands past
• Blood red roses the archaeology of a mass grave from the Battle of Towton AD 1461
• amateur and the professional antiquarians historians and archaeologists in Victorian England 1838 1886
• future of the past attitudes to conservation 1174 1974
• Gilding the acorn behind the facade of the National Trust
• making of the English landscape
• William Stukeley an eighteenth century antiquary
• English pasts essays in culture and history
• Manual of heritage management
• Possessed by the past the heritage crusade and the spoils of history
• first century of English feudalism 1066 1166 being the Ford lectures delivered in the University of Oxford in Hilary Term 1929
• Church embattled religious controversy in mid Victorian England
• past and the present revisited
• Heritage place and community
• Ideology and power studies in major ideas and events of the twentieth century
• From acorn to oak tree the growth of the National Trust 1895 1994
• Consuming history historians and heritage in contemporary popular culture
• Studies in historiography
• Popular collecting and the everyday self the reinvention of museums
• Origins of Museums The Cabinet of Curiosities in Sixteenth and Seventeenth century Europe
• Humanism and history origins of modern English historiography
• British antiquity
• history men the historical profession in England since the Renaissance
• Strategies of display museum presentation in nineteenth and twentieth century visual culture
• Annual report and accounts
• National Trust the next hundred years
• Victorian churches
• Museum languages objects and texts
• Dissonant heritage the management of the past as a resource in conflict
• future for our past an introduction to heritage studies
• phenomenology of landscape places paths and monuments
• History as text the writing of ancient history
• Church archaeology research directions for the future
• Faces of history historical inquiry from Herodotus to Herder
• Heritage management interpretation identity
• Politics and preservation a policy history of the built heritage 1882 1996
• York cycle of mystery plays a complete version
• Preserving the past the rise of heritage in modern Britain
• trophies of time English antiquarians of the seventeenth century
• Gothic revival an essay in the history of taste
• heritage industry Britain in a climate of decline
• renaissance sense of the past
• Realms of memory rethinking the French past
• What is history today
• presented past heritage museums and education
• educational role of the museum
• Theatres of memory Past and present in contemporary culture
• Realms of memory the construction of the French past
• History and heritage consuming the past in contemporary culture papers presented at the conference Consuming the Past University of York 29 November 1 December 1996
• gothic revival
• British Museum purpose and politics
• Making histories in museums
• Culture of English puritanism 1560 1700
• battle of Towton
• fate of the English country house
• birth of the museum history theory politics
• Representing the nation a reader histories heritage and museums
• making of the English landscape
• Aristotle founder of scientific philosophy
• Heritage tourism and society
• History and imagery in British churches
• idea of history with lectures 1926 1928
• Theatres of memory Island stories unravelling Britain
• Interpreting our heritage
• Landscape and Englishness
• Pilgrimage in medieval English literature 700 1500
• St Christopher and St George Guild of York
• Desire and discipline sex and sexuality in the premodern West
• representation of the past museums and heritage in the post modern world
• Doing oral history a practical guide
• Two Tudor conspiracies
• English Republic 1649 1660
• Medieval churches of West Yorkshire
• common wealth museums and learning in the United Kingdom
• Montaillou Cathars and Catholics in a French village 1294 1324
• Theorizing museums representing identity and diversity in a changing world
• Museums objects and collections a cultural study
• History beyond the text a students guide to approaching alternative sources
• Usurpation of Richard the Third
• English Heritage book of Victorian churches
• social history of museums what the visitors thought
• princes in the Tower
• York plays
• Dynamic of destruction culture and mass killing in the First World War
• History in practice
• Popular piety and art in the late Middle Ages image worship and idolatry in England 1350 1500
• Museum time machine putting cultures on display
• Domestic dangers women words and sex in early modern London
• Interpreting objects and collections
• new museology
• Museums and the shaping of knowledge