George Mosse at One Hundred: A Child of His Century
By contributing editor Jonathon Catlin and guest contributor Lotte Houwink ten Cate From June 6–9, 2019, over thirty eminent scholars
Rethinking Flood with the Trinity River
By Contributing Editor Luna Sarti Something that always surprises me in the perception of river flooding is how we tend
The Mahabharata in Modern Intellectual History: Perspectives from South Asia, Europe, and East Asia
By Contributing Writer Michael Kinadeter The conference “The Mahabharata in Modern Intellectual History: Perspectives from South Asia, Europe, and East
Summer Reading Recommendations, Part II
Here is the second installment of our reading recommendations to kick start your summer… Spencer A few scattershot things I’ve
Marxism and Religion: A Reply to Graham Priest
By guest contributor, Jake Newcomb Last year, philosopher Graham Priest published an article in the Journal of the American Philosophical
Montaigne’s Bones
By guest contributor Max Norman On November 16th, Alain Juppé, mayor of Bordeaux, made an important announcement: the bones of
Summer Reading Recommendations, Part 1
Here is the first installment of our reading recommendations to kick start your summer… Simon For teachers and students the