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Blogs about: Historiography

In Praise of the Simple: an open letter of C. S. L. Davies

bonaelitterae wrote 4 days ago: Dear Cliff, To review a review article might seem to be like being the flea on the back of the insec … more →

Tags: Book Presentations, C. S. L. Davies, Humfrey duke of Gloucester, Kevin Sharpe, Propaganda, Tudors

Historical novels: Somerset Maugham

davidderrick wrote 5 days ago: I’m glad he has a good word to say about Moravia. Selina Hastings’s new biography of Maugham has had … more →

Tags: Uncategorised

Jesus' Death and the Temple in the Gospel of Mark

jonswales wrote 1 week ago: The Death of Jesus in the Gospel of Mark The purpose of my last few months of research has been to e … more →

Tags: Bible, Book Review, Books, Eschatology, Gospel of Mark, Historical Jesus, Kingdom of God, Mark's Gospel, Methodology

Honest to Jesus: Robert Funk's mix of good, contradictory and overlooked "rules of evidence" 7 comments

neilgodfrey wrote 1 week ago: Jesus Seminar co-founder Robert Funk has a lot interesting insights into the gospel texts. But he (a … more →

Tags: New Testament, Honest to Jesus, Jesus Seminar, robert funk, Rules of Evidence

Did you know...

Prof. Elaine Herrera wrote 1 week ago: In antiquity the Egyptians discovered that tall slender reeds of a plant that grew in clumps at the … more →

Tags: you know, Antiquity, Culture, Egypt

MC Escher's Anglo Saxon Precursor1 comment

kishnevi wrote 1 week ago: Carl Prydum (at Got Medieval) explains it all, with one of the items that is part of the Staffordshi … more →

Tags: anglo-saxon art, staffordshire hoard

Taruskinian Fallacies3 comments

Zach Wallmark wrote 1 week ago: Taruskin is a rhetorician of unsurpassed ability, and logical reasoning (in the classical sense) is … more →

Tags: musicology, writing

Darwin Round-Up1 comment

darwinsbulldog wrote 1 week ago: Monday, November 16th is the deadline for submissions to Charlie’s Playhouse’s “As … more →

Tags: A.R. Wallace, Animal Studies, Art, audio/video, beagle, blogs, Books, Botany, C.R. Darwin

The War Game 3

davidderrick wrote 1 week ago: I predicted that the YouTube clips of The War Game in my November 1 post would not be available for … more →

Tags: Americas, Britain, Europe, Russia, The biosphere, The Oikoumenê

The Anxiety of Influence6 comments

Zach Wallmark wrote 2 weeks ago: Assessing the earliest stirring of the English style can be a perilous endeavor. It is true that a s … more →

Tags: Medieval Music, renaissance, Influence, musicology

Qualitative Research as Translation of Human Experience

bhasa wrote 2 weeks ago: CENTRAL THEME: Start with Benjamin’s essay on “Task of a translator.”  Explore the … more →

Tags: Ethnography, Historical Sociology, Imagination, Method, philology, Rhetoric, Studying Human Experience, translation

books & categories for seminar on qualitative research methods

bhasa wrote 2 weeks ago: CATEGORIES Ethnography & Empirical Data Ethnographic Interview (Selections from Spradley?) Parti … more →

Tags: Studying Human Experience, Ethnography, philology, translation

The Verdict of Battle

callitaweasel wrote 2 weeks ago: In 1851, a British author named Edward Creasy released a book called The 15 Decisive Battles of the … more →

Tags: discourses on war, techniques of war, cultural military history

Childhood Memories

nasonmac wrote 2 weeks ago: Should an historian try to recreate a past era so completely the reader recognizes its very aliennes … more →

Tags: Celebrity, Detective fiction, Creativity, Agatha Christie, Hugh Walpole, Jeremy, memoir, autobiography, Childhood

Interview with Felix Driver3 comments

Michael Robinson wrote 2 weeks ago: A Malay native from Batavia at Coepang, portrait of Mohammed Jen Jamain by Thomas Baines. Courtesy o … more →

Tags: interviews, Maps, Photos, and Images, Popular Culture, Visual materials

Historical sentiment4 comments

davidderrick wrote 2 weeks ago: Above all we must be on our guard against “historical sentiment,” that is, against arguments taken f … more →

Tags: Europe, Greece

Tusa’s 1989

davidderrick wrote 2 weeks ago: 1989: Day by Day. BBC Radio 4, from news archives. Doesn’t cover the whole year. Started on October … more →

Tags: Europe

The War Game3 comments

davidderrick wrote 3 weeks ago: The films about the possible end of human life that we are being asked to watch now (October 29 and … more →

Tags: Americas, Britain, China, Europe, Japan, Russia, Southeast Asia, The biosphere, The Oikoumenê

"If Only Undergrads Could Paraphrase As Well As Bismarck."

brettlintott wrote 3 weeks ago: Often what used to be called ‘diplomatic history’ is filled with details of intent that, … more →

Tags: History, International Relations, War and Peace, prussia, bismarck, a.j.p taylor, France


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