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Broadly Speaking: An Interview with Tejas Parasher on M.N. Roy and Parliamentary Democracy in Modern India

Tejas Parasher in conversation with Grant Wong about his recent JHI article, “M. N. Roy and the Problem of Parliamentary Democracy”

Broadly Speaking: An Interview with Daniel Luban

Daniel Luban and Alexander Collin discuss his recent JHI journal article “Prisoner, Sailor, Soldier, Spy: Hobbes on Coercion and Consent.”

Broadly Speaking: An Interview with Ruby Lowe on “The Speech Without Doors,” British Print Culture, and Genre

Ruby Lowe and Grant Wong discuss her recent JHI article “The Speech without Doors: A Genre, 1627–1769.”

Broadly Speaking: An Interview with Benjamin Woodford

Alexander Collin interviews Benjamin Woodford about his recent JHI article, “The right we have to our owne bodies, goods, and liberties: The Freedom of the Ancient Constitution and Common Law in Milton’s Early Prose”

Broadly Speaking: An Interview with Felix Schlichter

Nuala Caomhanach interviews Felix Schlichter about his recent JHI article, “Euhemerus and Euhemerism in the Seventeenth and Eighteeth Centuries” (volume 84, issue 4).

Broadly Speaking: An Interview with Ana Antić

Ana Antić in discussion with Tom Furse about her review essay, “Psychiatry and Decolonization: Histories of Transcultural Psychiatry in the Twentieth Century,” published in the January 2024 issue of the journal.

Broadly Speaking: An Interview with Alexandre Roberts

Alexander Collin interviews Alexandre Roberts about his recent JHI article, “Thinking about Chemistry in Byzantium and the Islamic World.”

Broadly Speaking: An Interview with Joyce E. Chaplin, Part Two

Alec Israeli interviews Joyce E. Chaplin about her review essay considering recent books on the concept of the Anthropocene. (Part two of a two-part interview.)

Broadly Speaking: An Interview with Joyce E. Chaplin, Part One

Alec Israeli interviews Joyce E. Chaplin about her review essay considering recent books on the concept of the Anthropocene. (Part one of a two-part interview.)

Broadly Speaking: An Interview with Charles Clavey on Antisemitism and the Development of Critical Theory

Grant Wong interviews Charles H. Clavey about his recent JHI article, “‘The Stereotype Takes Care of Everything’: Labor Antisemitism and Critical Theory During World War II.”

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