Comparative Difficulties in the Global Academy
by guest contributor Nicholas Bellinson [Fu Xi] looking up… observed the images in the heavens and looking down he observed
Tag: Global History
Synthesis, Narrative, and Conversation: On Thomas Bender
by guest contributor Daniel London New York Intellectual, Global Historian, a conference honoring New York University’s Thomas Bender last week,
Global Microhistory: One or Two Things That I Know About It
by guest contributor Maryam Patton Where does the local fabric of human life stand in the great heights of global
Philology Among the Disciplines (II): Roles, Limits, Goals
by John Raimo “Those who don’t know, do theory.” As per Nikolaus Wegmann, this slogan of modern philology touches upon
When did Amish become Old-Fashioned?
by guest contributor Ben Goossen By now the tropes are well worn: buggies, bonnets, and broad brimmed hats. Although Anabaptists
Long Vacations, Big Histories
by Emily Rutherford No one who—like we blog editors—has recently completed their first year of history graduate school could be
Breadcrumbs in the Library
by guest contributor Erin Schreiner In the spring of 1989, Mai-mai Sze (1909-1992) and her partner Irene Sharaff (1910-1993) were
