Colonial Knowledge, South Asian Historiography, and the Thought of the Eurasian Minority
This is the fifth in a series of commentaries in our Graduate Forum on Pathways in Intellectual History, which is
Tag: Historiography
Graduate Forum: The Radical African American Twentieth Century
This is the third in a series of commentaries in our Graduate Forum on Pathways in Intellectual History, which is
Personal Memory and Historical Research
By Contributing Editor Pranav Kumar Jain During a particularly bleak week in the winter of 2013, I picked up a
A Pandemic of Bloodflower’s Melancholia: Musings on Personalized Diseases
By Editor Spencer J Weinreich I hasten to assure the reader that Bloodflower’s Melancholia is not contagious. It is not
What has Athens to do with London? Plague.
By Editor Spencer J. Weinreich It is seldom recalled that there were several “Great Plagues of London.” In scholarship and
A Story of Everything
By guest contributor Nuala F. Caomhánach In his A Final Story: Science, Myth, and Beginnings (2017), Nasser Zakariya pries open
A Man Walks Into A Bar; or the possibilities of the individual in international history.
by Editor Sarah Claire Dunstan. One summer’s afternoon in 1923, a French barrister was enjoying a drink in a Parisian
