Genres of Math: Arithmetic, Algebra, and Algorithms in Ancient Egyptian Mathematics
By contributing author E.L. Meszaros As non-native readers of Egyptian hieratic and hieroglyphics, our understanding of the mathematics recorded in
Back in the Sattel(zeit) again
by John Raimo Where does the historian Reinhart Koselleck (1923-2006) stand in intellectual history today? Among his readers, Koselleck remains
Intellectual “Entanglements” and the Status of Modern British History
by Emily Rutherford In my post about the History Manifesto last week, I wrote that one of the things I
Reflections of an AHA First-Timer
by Emily Rutherford The modern conference resembles the pilgrimage of medieval Christendom in that it allows the participants to indulge
What We’re Reading: Week of Dec. 29
Here are the editors’ picks from around the internet this week. Please add other pieces of interest to intellectual historians in the
History of Ideas at the AHA
by Emily Rutherford JHIBlog readers attending the American Historical Association Annual Meeting might be interested in the following sessions, just
The History Manifesto and Its Discontents
by Emily Rutherford David Armitage and Jo Guldi published their History Manifesto online and in print in October, and since