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Workers’ Protests in the Wake of Pandemic: A Medievalist’s View

by guest contributor Jenna Phillips

Ezra Pound’s Greek Anthology

by guest contributor Benedick Flexmore McDougall

The Problem of Authorship and Pseudepigraphy in Islamic Intellectual History

by guest contributor W. Sasson Chahanovich

Transatlantic Cooperation and the Virtues of Joint Authorship

By J. Laurence Hare and Fabian Link Studying history can be a lonely enterprise. While historians in the United States eagerly cultivate a sense of community through conferences, working groups, and edited volumes, their moments of cooperation are few and… Continue Reading →

Reinhart Koselleck on Modernity, Memorials, and the Meaninglessness of History

by guest contributor Ella Myer

Tory Marxism

by guest contributor Charles Troup

Acqua Panna: When History Makes Bottled Waters

By contributing editor Luna Sarti

Toni Morrison, Historian

By Editor Spencer Weinreich I read the news today, oh boy. As Shakespeare’s Richard II almost said, For God’s sake, let us sit upon the groundAnd tell sad stories of the death of queens. The world mourns the loss of… Continue Reading →

Crisisⁿ or, Rebooting Conceptual History for the Twenty-First Century

By guest contributor Alex Langstaff “The concept ‘crisis’ has indeed become a motto of modern politics, and for a long time it has been part of normality in any segment of social life,” argued Giorgio Agamben in a 2013 interview… Continue Reading →

Rethinking Flood with the Trinity River

by Contributing Editor Luna Sarti

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