Historians Without Borders: New Studies in Multidisciplinary History

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Dedication
Contents
Acknowledgments
Introduction
Section 1 History and the other muses
	1 The rubble of the other: Beethoven’s Ruins of Athens
	2 “Praise the Lord and pass the ammunition”: propaganda music as a governmental marketing tool during the WWII era
	3 Can the subaltern laugh? A study of humor, power, and resistance
Section 2 Culture and cognition
	4 Extended evolutionary synthesis: linking history and cognitive science
	5 Common quest: the search for the everyday person in the Merovingian age
Section 3 Altered and hostile environments
	6 Geophysical agency in the Anthropocene: engineering a road and river to Rocky Mountain National Park
	7 The politics of solitude: listening to environmental change in Rocky Mountain National Park, 1945–present
	8 Hidden in plain sight: rethinking Saharan studies as a discipline
Section 4 Contested places and spaces
	9 Indigenous land ownership in the praying towns of the Southern New England borderlands
	10 Forgotten: the Spanish influenza pandemic of 1918
	11 Historical realities: voices from the war of Algerian decolonization
Section 5 Movement and travel
	12 Negotiating the sixteenth-century road: diplomacy and travel in early modern Europe
	13 Going it alone: practical travel manuals and independent women travelers in the nineteenth century
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