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Leveraging Wikidata for Amateur Theatre Research: The WikiFAIR Approach of the P-CITIZENS Amateur Theatre Wiki
The ERC-funded project P-CITIZENS (Performing Citizenship) studies social and political roles of amateur theatre in Europe (1780–1850). In this effort we built the Amateur Theatre Wiki: a low-overhead platform whose structured data lives in Wikidata while narrative and media content remain local.
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