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X03/30/2009
As Women's History month comes to an end, so does the History Matters Bloggers' Roundtable. Last week, Another Damned Medievalist shared her perspective on History Matters: Patriarchy and the Challenge… READ MORE
03/25/2009
For an interesting take on digital scholarly publishing, visit Scott McLemee's blog at Inside Higher Ed. In his latest post, "A Change is Gonna Come," he argues that there is… READ MORE
03/23/2009
In week 3, it was Tenured Radical's turn to respond to Judith M. Bennett's History Matters: Patriarchy and the Challenge of Feminism. Bennett's "lesbian-like" concept generated many comments. This week,… READ MORE
03/13/2009
The Women's History Month bloggers' roundtable discussion of Judith M. Bennett's History Matters: Patriarchy and the Challenge of Feminism continues to pick up steam. Earlier this week, blogger Historiann picked… READ MORE
03/06/2009
Poetry and translation lovers can listen to the award-winning poet A. M. Juster discuss his work on The Satires of Horace on the Blogtalkradio podcast show "Translated By with Shaindel… READ MORE
02/13/2009
In preparation for Women's History Month, bloggers Historiann, Notorious Ph.D., Tenured Radical, and Another Damned Medievalist at Blogenspiel are joining forces to discuss Judith M. Bennett's History Matters: Patriarchy and… READ MORE
02/03/2009
From The New York Times City Room Blog: This week, Nicholas Dagen Bloom, the author of Public Housing That Worked: New York in the Twentieth Century, will be answering selected… READ MORE
11/11/2008
U.S. Intellectual History, a blog "dedicated to the maintenance and growth of the discipline of U.S. intellectual history," just posted a review of Bruce Kuklick's Black Philosopher, White Academy: The… READ MORE
09/12/2008
"The last few weeks have shaken up the political race, but perhaps not as much as we might think." says Lincoln A. Mitchell in his latest blog entry on The… READ MORE
