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Aging and the Art of Writing
Ty Geltmaker | May 1, 2010
Editor's Note: Perspectives on History welcomes letters to the editor on issues discussed in its pag... -
In Defense of Academic History Writing
Gordon Wood | Apr 1, 2010
The writing of academic history seems to be in a crisis. Historical monographs pour from the univers... -
Reaching a Broader Audience: History Writing for the Young Adult Market
Russell Olwell | Mar 1, 2010
As historians, most of the writing we do is for each other. We write for specialists in our field, a... -
Crafting Histories: For Whom Does One Write?
Dipesh Chakrabarty | Mar 1, 2010
The Art of History is a new series of articles by senior scholars who are willing to share their tho... -
How Writing Leads to Thinking
Lynn Hunt | Feb 1, 2010
The Art of History is a new series of articles by senior scholars who are willing to share their tho... -
Is There a Future for Journals in the Humanities? Findings from a New Report
Robert B. Townsend | Nov 1, 2009
Discussions about the future of journal publishing in history tend to be driven by speculation, not ... -
An Open Letter to Professor X: Please Don't Quit the AHA Because the AHR Did Not Review Your Book
Robert A. Schneider | May 1, 2009
Dear Professor X:Your message of resignation from the American Historical Association has been forwa... -
Keeping up with the Web, 1997-2008: Women and Social Movements in the United States
Kathryn Kish Sklar and Thomas Dublin | May 1, 2009
Many historians have leapt on board the fast-moving internet during the past decade. Others have exp... -
Visualizing 19th-Century Edinburgh with Animation Software
Lisa Rosner | May 1, 2009
A web site designed to accompany a new book is no longer a novelty. However, most such web sites are... -
The Mythology of Blogs: A Top Ten List for the Uninitiated Historian
Jeffrey N. Wasserstrom | May 1, 2009
To some readers of this newsmagazine, the word “blog”—a term derived from “web log” that’s now used ...
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