Kristin’s Substack
Kristin BundesenIs history factual, or just another form of fiction? Are there distinct boundaries between the two, or just debatable borderlands? Pop culture, history, and identity observations on an intermittent basis.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 17 | Subscribers | Read | kristinbundesen.substack.com |
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Speaking of Wills
The National Archives in the U.K. has started a partially crowd-sourced project titled The Material Culture of Wills: England 1540-1790. The web site describes the project thus:
Will
Wills are complicated. A will is just a document. It is also an essential part of being human. We speak of the will to survive. Where there’s a will there’s a way. The word speaks to motivation and endurance and determination.
The Cookie Jar
The person in power determines reality. Another version of this is that history is written by the winners. The first is present tense, the latter past tense. Sometimes, someone comes along to rewrite history years, decades, or centuries lat...
When was Sputnik?
Popular culture reflects a sense of societal identity. Images, storylines, and characters combine to create books, streaming media, movies, fashion, food, hairstyles, and the very language we use. We compare ourselves and look to find our i...
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Historian and pop culture geek. Shakespeare nerd.
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