Features
- Teaching LGBTQ+ History
Anne Gray Fischer | Apr 9, 2024
- Embodied Knowledge
Lauren Mancia | Apr 11, 2024
- Archival Shouting
Karin Wulf | Apr 10, 2024
On the Cover
As a noun, “affect” refers to “the conscious emotion that occurs in reaction to a thought or experience.” Can—should—the partsof human experience traditionally excluded from “rational” thought like emotion, conscious or not, inform the discipline andpractice of history? Resolute adherents to scientific positivism would say no, but some feel otherwise.
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From the Editor
- Have Etymology—Will Travel
L. Renato Grigoli | Apr 2, 2024
From the President
- Listening to Our Subjects and Ourselves
Thavolia Glymph | Apr 3, 2024
News
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Julia Brookins | Apr 16, 2024
AHA Activities
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Whitney E. Barringer, Nicholas Kryczka, and Scot McFarlane | Apr 17, 2024
- A New Face at the AHA
Lizzy Meggyesy | Apr 23, 2024
- 2024 AHA Nominations
Compiled by Liz Townsend | Mar 11, 2024
In Memoriam
- Daniel F. Callahan (1939–2024)
Matthew Gabriele and John D. Hosler | Apr 1, 2024
Long Overdue
- William Hansberry (1894–1965)
Mark Lewin | Apr 24, 2024
Everything Has a History
- A Trading Card Collection
David K. Wessel | Apr 25, 2024