History as a Book Discipline

The cover of the book Comment Discerner Les Styles, a rare French title digitized by the John and Mable Ringling Museum of Art Library. This issue features the forum History as a Book Discipline, with articles by Lara Putnam, Claire Bond Potter, Fredrika J. Teute, and Timothy J. Gilfoyle. The forum is introduced by Seth Denbo, the AHA’s director of scholarly communication and digital initiatives. The Ringling Art Library digital image collection is on Flickr.

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Staff

Shatha Almutawa, interim editor
Stephanie Kingsley, associate editor, web content and social media
Jacob Ingram, editorial assistant
Liz Townsend, coordinator, professional data and job center

Other Articles

April 21, 2015

From the National History Center, Perspectives Daily

Decolonization, Humanitarianism, and a Vocabulary Problem

April 14, 2015

From the National History Center, Perspectives Daily

Interning at the National History Center

April 9, 2015

From the National History Center, Perspectives Daily

Developing Creativity Within a History Internship

April 14, 2015

From the National History Center, Perspectives Daily

Intelligence Services and Civil Liberties

April 27, 2015

From the National History Center, Perspectives Daily

The Publics of History
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April 30, 2015

News, Perspectives Daily

AHA Members Among Recipients of 2015 Carnegie Fellowships
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April 24, 2015

News, Perspectives Daily

AHA Member Elizabeth Fenn Awarded Pulitzer Prize for History
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April 30, 2015

Member Spotlight, Perspectives Daily

AHA Member Spotlight: Bonnie Effros
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April 23, 2015

Member Spotlight, Perspectives Daily

AHA Member Spotlight: Susan M. Hartmann
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April 15, 2015

Member Spotlight, Perspectives Daily

AHA Member Spotlight: Lynn Rainville
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April 1, 2015

Member Spotlight, Perspectives Daily

AHA Member Spotlight: Jennifer Lisa Koslow

April 29, 2015

News, Perspectives Daily

The Lone Historian and the 3.2%
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April 28, 2015

News, Perspectives Daily

Historical Markers, Onions, and Montgomery
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April 1, 2015

Letters to the Editor

On Assessment
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April 1, 2015

Letters to the Editor

On “Teaching and Researching Roe v. Wade

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April 1, 2015

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“So Much to Remember”
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April 28, 2015

News, Perspectives Daily

Gateways to Completion
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April 20, 2015

News, Perspectives Daily

Compiling an Open History Textbook
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April 14, 2015

News, Perspectives Daily

Applications for the World History Institute Due April 24
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April 13, 2015

News, Perspectives Daily

La Tuta and Z-42
Sandro Botticelli, Madonna and Child (1480–81)

April 8, 2015

News, Perspectives Daily

Unexpected Forms of Adoration
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April 8, 2015

News, Perspectives Daily

Discussion Spurs Change in Legislation