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Conference Report: Pandemic History and Usable Pasts

By Nuala Caomhánach and Jonathon Catlin From May 8–9, 2020, thirty leading historians of medicine presented in the virtual webinar

By Justin Abraham Linds What are we to do with the dissident voices inside our heads—the ones telling us that

Jonathon Catlin A new podcast series, Talking Politics: History of Ideas, led by the Cambridge historian of political thought David

Here are a few interesting articles and pieces we found around the web this week. If you come across something

If the Republic of Letters occasionally meets for coffee or conferences, so too do intellectual historians often come together for

by Madeline McMahon Isaak van Nickelen (or van Nickele) (c.1633 – 1703) painted multiple church interiors of the St. Bavo

by guest contributor Stephanie L. Schatz There can be something naïvely reductive and crassly materialistic about empirical analysis—especially if it

Here are a few interesting articles and pieces we found around the web this week. If you come across something

by guest contributor Michael Duffy One of the consequences of advances in historical writing and theorization, at least in my