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France in the Maltese Collective Memory (1800)
EN NW EB DLISBN: 9789995794163 bzw. 9995794160, in Englisch, neu, E-Book, elektronischer Download.
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Retrieving memories from the French interlude of 1798-1800, the author presents current academic theories of collective memory and researched documents – some for the first time – in Malta and abroad to argue the case for Malta's identity as perceived by different generations from various perspectives. Dr. Xuereb challenges the veracity of what Maltese history has been saying for the past 200 years about this crucial event and the British period that followed, provoking a debate by investigating and analyzing new perspectives and arguments.
Retrieving memories from the French interlude of 1798-1800, the author presents current academic theories of collective memory and researched documents – some for the first time – in Malta and abroad to argue the case for Malta's identity as perceived by different generations from various perspectives. Dr. Xuereb challenges the veracity of what Maltese history has been saying for the past 200 years about this crucial event and the British period that followed, provoking a debate by investigating and analyzing new perspectives and arguments.
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France in the Maltese Collective Memory (1800)
EN NW EB DLISBN: 9789995794163 bzw. 9995794160, in Englisch, neu, E-Book, elektronischer Download.
Lieferung aus: Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika, Lagernd, zzgl. Versandkosten.
Retrieving memories from the French interlude of 1798-1800, the author presents current academic theories of collective memory and researched documents – some for the first time – in Malta and abroad to argue the case for Malta’s identity as perceived by different generations from various perspectives. Dr. Xuereb challenges the veracity of what Maltese history has been saying for the past 200 years about this crucial event and the British period that followed, provoking a debate by investigating and analyzing new perspectives and arguments.
Retrieving memories from the French interlude of 1798-1800, the author presents current academic theories of collective memory and researched documents – some for the first time – in Malta and abroad to argue the case for Malta’s identity as perceived by different generations from various perspectives. Dr. Xuereb challenges the veracity of what Maltese history has been saying for the past 200 years about this crucial event and the British period that followed, provoking a debate by investigating and analyzing new perspectives and arguments.
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