“In American Higher Ed, Hierarchy Begets Hierarchy”
This is the fifth installment in our forum on the Academy and Democracy, hosted with Tocqueville 21. Each author approaches
This is the fifth installment in our forum on the Academy and Democracy, hosted with Tocqueville 21. Each author approaches
A Thought Experiment in the History of Travel By Editor Spencer J. Weinreich I seem to recall a history teachers
In April 2019, Arthur Goldhammer delivered the following speech to the University of Chicago Democracy Initiative and Social Sciences Collegiate
By Contributing Editor Jonathon Catlin This is the fourth installment in our forum on the Academy and Democracy, hosted with
In Theory co-host Simon Brown interviews Nasser Zakariya , Professor of Rhetoric at the University of California, Berkeley, about his
This is the second installment in our forum on the Academy and Democracy, hosted with Tocqueville 21. Each author approaches
By Editorial Intern Rachel Kaufman In a 1996 Sage Junior College museum exhibition entitled “Llave: A Key to the Secret,”
By contributing writer Ella Myer Societies have always had to grapple with the meaning of death and of the past.
Over the next two months, the Journal of the History of Ideas Blog and Tocqueville 21 will co-publish commentaries in