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There are many [[groups]] that, alone or as part of a larger organisation, try to recreate the [[clothing]], [[music]] and [[lifestyle]] of different [[period]]s. For the most part '''re-enactment''' only covers these [[period]]s "As they should have been", without |
There are many [[groups]] that, alone or as part of a larger organisation, try to recreate the [[clothing]], [[music]] and [[lifestyle]] of different [[period]]s. For the most part '''re-enactment''' only covers these [[period]]s ''"As they should have been"'', without [[event]]s that aren't much fun, such as the [[Black Death]]. |
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| ⚫ | Sometimes the term [[recreationist]] and re-enactor are used interchangably. Often, a recreationist refers to one who participates in activities like the SCA which have more emphasis on the spirit of the times they recreate, instead of the factual details. A re-enactor can be considered someone involved in a much more accurate portrayal of the times, and usually has a very specific time and place in history. |
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| ⚫ | Sometimes the term ''[[recreationist]]'' and ''re-enactor'' are used interchangably. Often, a recreationist refers to one who participates in activities like the [[SCA]] which have more emphasis on the spirit of the times they recreate, instead of the factual details. A re-enactor can be considered someone involved in a much more accurate portrayal of the times, and usually has a very specific time and place in history. |
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Revision as of 13:45, 3 March 2006
There are many groups that, alone or as part of a larger organisation, try to recreate the clothing, music and lifestyle of different periods. For the most part re-enactment only covers these periods "As they should have been", without events that aren't much fun, such as the Black Death.
Sometimes the term recreationist and re-enactor are used interchangably. Often, a recreationist refers to one who participates in activities like the SCA which have more emphasis on the spirit of the times they recreate, instead of the factual details. A re-enactor can be considered someone involved in a much more accurate portrayal of the times, and usually has a very specific time and place in history.
See also:
