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08 Jan 2007 1 min read Digital Humanities

Practicing What It Preaches

Tom Scheinfeldt

I was happy to read in this month's Public History News that the National Council for Public History's Long Range Planning Committee has posted its working definition of "public history" on Wikipedia.  In the spirit of "sharing authority," the committee invites thoughtful edits and comments at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Public_history

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