Re-enactment research is developing its own geneology in addressing the complexities and mediation between history and the production, interrogation, examination or translation of a prior event, exhibition or performance to produce a new interpretation, experience, encounter, immersion or surrogate construction.
Research methods may include historical and archival practices, translation, curation, methodological, performative or material investigations appropriate to the re-enactment and its contemporary context.
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