Conceptual History – Page 3

When was the age of information?

By Paul Duguid My principal connection to the field of history is through an undergraduate course I co-teach called “History of Information.” It’s a course that seeks to take students from Lascaux to WhatsApp and beyond in fifteen weeks: its… Continue Reading →

The Gay Past and the Intellectual Historian

by Emily Rutherford In the papers this week was the news (slow, it seems, to come to the mainstream media’s attention) that, thanks to a Kickstarter campaign, University of British Columbia graduate student Justin O’Hearn helped to fund the UBC… Continue Reading →

January 21, 2015 0

January events in Paris for intellectual history

by John Raimo Here at the JHI blog, we hope to soon share more news about upcoming events for intellectual historians of all stripes wherever they may be. A calendar is in the works. The coming weeks in Paris, however,… Continue Reading →

January 15, 2015 0

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 a preeminent theorist of historical time and historiography, an innovative figure in ‘conceptual history’ (Begriffsgeschichte), and an accomplished historian in… Continue Reading →

January 9, 2015 0

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When was the age of information?

British History and the Question of Relevance: Dispatches from the Mid-Atlantic Conference on British Studies

The Gay Past and the Intellectual Historian

January events in Paris for intellectual history

Back in the Sattel(zeit) again