The Mayflower and 'Mother Plymouth': Anglo-America, Civic Culture and the Urban Past
The Mayflower and 'Mother Plymouth': Anglo-America, Civic Culture and the Urban Past
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五月花号和“普利茅斯母亲号”：英美、公民文化和城市过去
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10.1080/14780038.2021.1932278
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发表时间：
2021
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0.6
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Hulme T
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Hulme T
历史学家现在很好地适应了现代城市仪式和公民身份的发展，以及两者如何依赖于地方和国家历史特征的表达。在这篇文章中，我采取了一种不同的方法，通过展示英美共同过去的想法如何也会影响城市文化。我用普利茅斯的五月花号为例，追溯这段17世纪世纪航行的来世，从它浪漫的、不墨守成规的维多利亚时代的起源，到它在20世纪世纪开始的几十年里作为跨大西洋“盎格鲁-撒克逊”债券的象征出现，一直到它在今天作为“遗产”在这个城市的使用。
Historians are now well-attuned to the development of modern urban rituals and civic identities, and how both can depend on expressions of local and national historical character. In this article I take a different approach, by demonstrating how the idea of an Anglo-American shared past could also inflect urban culture. I use a case study of theMayflowerin Plymouth, tracing this seventeenth-century voyage’s afterlife, from its romantic and nonconformist Victorian origins to its emergence as a symbol of transatlantic ‘Anglo-Saxon’ bonds in the opening decades of the twentieth century, and all the way to its use as ‘heritage’ in the city today.