Suzannah Lipscomb
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Historian of Tudor England and broadcaster who writes about the sixteenth century and how history is written in her newsletter Tudor Nerd Collective.
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Where historical evidence is fragmentary, women's experiences today can help us understand similar events in the past. (opens korrents.com)
“Where our historical evidence is fragmentary and the archive remains quiet, learning about the experiences of women today can help us understand similar events in the past.”
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Archival documents do not present a neutral history but reflect the power of those who produced them. (opens korrents.com)
“But the hard truth is that the documents in our archives do not present a neutral history: they offer a partial version that reflects and justifies the power of those who produced them.”
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Historians need to question the validity of documents written by and for those in power. (opens korrents.com)
“We need to question the validity of documents written by and for a minority of the population – those in power.”
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Where historical evidence is fragmentary, women's experiences today can help us understand similar events in the past. (opens korrents.com)