本課程探討如何從公眾史學的角度考察香港史。講課以時序為經、主題為緯，着重闡釋公眾史學議題當中有關香港地方、人物與社會文化從古到今的歷史。這些議題包括考古遺址、口述史學、 大眾文化、公共博物館、檔案館、文化遺產和數據史學。本課程會廣泛運用圖像、錄影、口述材料、古物、古蹟，以及有關本地史與公眾史理論與實踐的研究著作。

1. 史學家與大眾：公眾史學視野下的香港史
2. 考古遺址與公眾史學：明代以前的香港地區
3. 追蹤新界鄉村史
4. 城市史視覺化：歷史圖像中的維多利亞城
5. 口述史與歷史記憶：日治香港
6. 大眾傳媒與普及文化：戰後香港
7. 大眾書寫、聲音紀錄與紀錄片：九七回歸
8. 本地博物館中的「香港故事」
9. 檔案館與象牙塔內外：機構史與家族史
10. 活化本地史：歷史建築與歷史保育
11. 非物質文化遺產
12. 數位化本地史與公眾史

• 學期論文 (45%)
• 導修 (35%)
• 實地考察報告 (10%)
• 史料研習報告 (10%)

請參閱講課大綱。

將於第一節課上派發。

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