“Brilliantly Devised, Grossly Packaged Confusion”: Eames’s “World of Franklin & Jefferson” Exhibition and Reclaiming Revolution during America’s Post-Traumatic Decade

January 24, 2022

by guest contributor Thomas Cryer

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Left, Liberal or Social Democrat? Traversing Political Affiliation in Recent US Intellectual History

January 21, 2022

by guest contributor Christopher Sarjeant

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“Through Nature We Know God”: Religion and Science in Early Modern Dutch Periodicals

January 19, 2022

by guest contributor Charlotte Meijer

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Theorizing the 1930s: Black Radicalism, Antifascism and Anticolonialism in Interwar Britain

January 12, 2022

by guest contributor Theo Williams

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“You Know It’s Fake, Right?” Fandom and the Idea of Legitimacy in Professional Wrestling

January 10, 2022

by guest contributor Aaron D. Horton

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A Patient, a Gymnast, and a Little Dog: Curing Breast Cancer with Movement in Nineteenth-Century Britain

January 3, 2022

by guest contributor Lotta Vuorio

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