Sentences with phrase «constructed public history»

Thus, Bingham positions his study as a follow - up to and update of the much - revered first major research on the biographical genre, George Custen's pioneering and influential Bio / Pics: How Hollywood Constructed Public History (1), which mainly covered the Hollywood studio years.

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«It can not go through because it is, without a doubt, the worst construct of improvement in public education that has been enunciated in the history of New York,» Mr. Gamberg said.

Marsden Hartley's personal archive at the Bates College Museum of Art not only provides a wealth of information about the artist's life, relationships, and interests, but demonstrates his attempt to construct both a personal history and a public identity.

I'm trying to deal with ideas about histories, fame, hearsay, and how public identities are constructed.