TABLE OF CONTENTS -- INTRODUCTION -- EDITING THE HISTORY OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION -- REVISIONS OF HISTORY -- REVISIONING THE IDEOLOGY OF ANTI-CONQUEST -- THE WITCH'S STORY -- FIRE ISLAND -- THE FEMALE RELATIONS TO THE GRAND NARRATIVES OF HISTORY IN THE FICTIONS OF MARGARET LAURENCE AND ALICE MUNRO -- PATHS FOR UNDERSTANDING 'KANATA' IN SURVIVAL BY MARGARET ATWOOD -- ON TRAUMA -- OUT-WITH, VENICE, AND DISLOCATION -- REWRITING LIVES, RETELLING STORIES -- THE EASTERN AND WESTERN PERCEPTION OF THE SOVIET UNION -- RE-EVALUATION OF THE PAST IN ELECTRONIC DISCOURSE -- THE SARMATIAN CULTURAL TURN IN 21ST-CENTURY POLAND -- REVISION OF GENDER STEREOTYPES IN SELECTED WOMEN'S PERFUME COMMERCIALS -- HISTORICAL REFERENCES AS ARGUMENTS IN JERZY BUZEK'S SELECTED SPEECHES -- REVISION OF VALUES IN THE US PRESIDENTS' STATE OF THE UNION ADDRESSES (2001-2010) -- BATTLESTAR GALACTICA AS A REFLECTION OF POST-9/11 ANXIETIES -- AUSTER'S ALTERNATIVE HISTORY -- ANTIPODES OF HISTORY? -- TIME-TRAVELING TO HISTORICAL PAST IN CHILDREN'S FICTION -- WHAT IF? RE-IMAGINING THE JEWISH HISTORY -- IT'S ELEMENTARY, MY SEAR O'LOCHAINN -- HISTORY AND STORY IN THE HARRY POTTER SERIES.