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Sensory History istockphoto-461237537-612x612 - Coggle Diagram

- - - - The elites would view the groups of angry French citizens from a distance and interpret the actions as barbaric and disdainful.
      - A French citizen participating in the uprising would not only see, but hear, touch, and have bodily involvement in the call for action and change.
    - - Sensory history helps to preserve the truth about events, like the clash of classes as jewel studded women and muddied soldiers met in the same public spaces or the wave of drunkenness that accompanied the Russian Revolution. Both of these sensory truths has mostly been erased from Russia's collective memory.
      - The Russian Revolution, the fall of the old system, and the beginning of a new social and political era was first signaled by sensory perceptions and not newspaper or traditional print