Vol.
29, No. 58 November 1996
"Spectacle, Monument, and Memory"
Early
Modern Festival and Popular Memory
The
Trouble with Bulls: The Cacce dei Tori in Early Modern Venice
Robert C. Davis
Social
Memory as Festive Therapy and Village Politics
Thomas V. Cohen
Constructing
National, Imperial, and Labour Identities
Rhetoric,
Ritual, and the Fashioning of Public Memory in Washington's
America
Karen Stanworth
"Almost
Pathetic ... But Also Very Glorious": The Consumer Spectacle
of the Diamond Jubilee
Tori Smith
The
Craftsmen's Spectacle: Labour Day Parades in Canada, the Early Years
Craig Heron and Steve Penfold
Historical
Pageantry and the "Fusion of the Races" at the Tercentenary
of Quebec, 1908
H.V. Nelles
Monuments
and Memory in Twentieth-Century Canada
Carving
our a past: The Canadian Nurses' Association War Memorial
Kathryn McPherson
Cultural
Tourism, Commemorative Plaques, and African-Canadian
Historiography: Challenging Historical Marginality
Owen Thomas
Festival
and Spectacle in Twentieth-Century North America
The
United States Flag Desecration Controversy: A Century-Long Spectacle
Robert Justin Goldstein
Halloween
in Urban North America: Liminality and Hyperreality
Nicholas Rogers
