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Originally published 09/19/2013
A.J.P. Taylor Is History
Is the popular historian worth another look?
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Originally published 02/21/2013
Keith Harris: Can Social Media Bridge the Gulf Between Academic Historians and the Public?
Keith Harris blogs at Cosmic America and holds a PhD in history from the University of Virginia.Greetings Cosmic Americans!Of course, I believe that the answer is yes. This summer, I will take part in a panel at the Civil War Institute’s annual conference at Gettysburg College with fellow Civil War bloggers Kevin Levin, Brooks Simpson, and Mark Grimsley. The so-called “gulf” is one of the principal issues that I will be addressing.Years ago, before the Internet opened the doors for real-time access to just about anyone anywhere in the world, the television historical documentary probably stood alone as the medium most likely to serve as the middle ground on which academic historians and an informed public might relate.
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Originally published 05/07/2014
Scalping Columbus
"Some of my stories are total fabrications disguised as the truth."--Fortunate Eagle
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