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Broadly Speaking: An Interview with Nicolas Guilhot

Luke Wilkinson interviews Nicolas Guilhot about his JHI article, “A Primitive Kind of Superstition: The Idea of the Paranoid Style in Art, Psychiatry, and Politics” (volume 84, issue 2).

Broadly Speaking: An Interview with Charlotta Forss

Charlotta Forss in discussion with Cynthia Houng about her recent JHI article, “Mapping Atlantis: Olof Rudbeck and the Use of Maps in Early Modern Scholarship”

Broadly Speaking: An Interview with Gianamar Giovannetti-Singh

Gianamar Giovannetti-Singh in discussion with Alexander Collin about his recent JHI article, “Astronomical Chronology, the Jesuit China Mission, and Enlightenment History”

Broadly Speaking: An Interview with Michael Brinley

Michael Brinley in discussion with Alexander Collin about his recent JHI article.

Broadly Speaking: An Interview with Zvi Ben-Dor Benite

Zvi Ben-Dor Benite in discussion with Alec Israeli about his recent JHI article.

Natural Law and Christian Ethics: An Interview with Sarah Mortimer

Sarah Mortimer in conversation with Alexander Collin about her article in JHI volume 83, issue 4.

Broadly Speaking: An Interview with William Theiss

William Theiss in conversation with Nicholas Barone about his article in JHI volume 84, issue 1.

Broadly Speaking: An Interview with Roel Konijnendijk and Fernando Echeverría

Roel Konijnendijk and Fernando Echeverría in conversation with Alex Collin about their article in JHI volume 84, issue 1.

Iberian Theories of Empire: An Interview with Giuseppe Marcocci

Giuseppe Marcocci in conversation with Elsa Costa about Marcocci’s article in JHI volume 83, issue 4.

Bureaucratic Documents as Sources for the History of Ideas: An Interview with Shoufu Yin

Shoufu Yin in conversation with Alexander Collin about Yin’s article in JHI volume 83, issue 4.

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