What is Global History?–Continued
By Sebastian Conrad, Professor of History at Freie Universität Berlin and author of What is Global History? (Princeton, 2016). Professor
Category: Book forum
Postscript: the various afterlives of global history
By Editor Sarah Claire Dunstan. This is the final installment of commentaries in our Forum on Sebastian Conrad‘s What is Global History? (Princeton, 2016).
The pedagogy of Global History?
By Editor Derek Kane O’Leary, This is the third of four graduate student commentaries in our Graduate Forum on Sebastian
‘What Time is It There?’: Synchronicity in Global History
By guest contributor Maryam Patton, this one of the four commentaries in our Graduate Forum on Sebastian Conrad‘s What is
JHIBlog Forum: What is Global History?
We are thrilled to introduce a graduate student forum on Sebastian Conrad’s What is Global History? (Princeton: Princeton University Press, 2016). Contributions will
The Principle of Theory: Or, Theory in the Eyes of its Students
By contributing writer John Handel. This and Jonathon Catlin’s “Theory Revolt and Historical Commitment” respond to the May 2018 “Theses
Colonial Knowledge, South Asian Historiography, and the Thought of the Eurasian Minority
This is the fifth in a series of commentaries in our Graduate Forum on Pathways in Intellectual History, which is
Graduate Forum: Excesses of the Eye and Histories of Pedagogy
This is the fourth in a series of commentaries in our Graduate Forum on Pathways in Intellectual History, which is
Graduate Forum: The Radical African American Twentieth Century
This is the third in a series of commentaries in our Graduate Forum on Pathways in Intellectual History, which is
Graduate Forum: Writing Art in the Present Tense
This is the second in a series of commentaries in our Graduate Forum on Pathways in Intellectual History, which will