Rethinking History https://nitter.cf/t.co/W43ZMsHETY Thinking otherwise about the past. Eds: @KallePihlainen, James Goodman, @patrickfinney1
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It’s already day 4th of the #MSA2023 🥳
Here is a picture from the Plenary Roundtable: ‘Historical Memory Wars: From German Exceptionalism to Post-Coloniality’
🗣️Speakers: Mirjam Brusius, @dirkmoses, Jeffrey Olick, Michael Rothberg and Gülsah Stapel.
📸 Lana Daković
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Ooh tweeting to read later, this new pedagogical report from the Open University looks great and right on topic for universities in our on-going ever-changing educational landscape :-) Let's innovate! #AberPGCTHE
Innovating Pedagogy 2023 report from @OpenUniversity is published. Covers AI pedagogy, pedagogy of care, education metaverse, multimodal learning, entrepreneurial education, relational pedagogies, entangled pedagogies & more. It's free. Let's innovate! open.ac.uk/blogs/innovating/
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This panel at #OCIS2023, remembering a model mentor, scholar, teacher & friend, and sharing wonderful stories about Andrew from his time at Monash & Aberystwyth w/ @eckersleyrobyn, Richard, Chris & @DRMcCarthy1, was at once sad & incredibly uplifting. You will be missed, Andrew.
We are very happy to announce the publication of vol 27 no 2 of @RethinkingHist . A very diverse set of fascinating articles for you!
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Trending in #History:
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1) Town Courts & Urban Society in England, 1250-1500 (@enghistrev)
2) Age Heaping in 19th Century Italy (@EcHistSocReview)
3) Securitizing Borders in S. Tyrol
4) COVID, Online Workshops & Intellectual Exchange (@RethinkingHist)
Thomas was an excellent historical thinker and a very kind man. He will be sorely missed.
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The first issue of volume 25 is available - it contains US Editor Jim Goodman's final collection of pieces of 'history as creative writing'
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Jim's contribution to the journal over the year's has been immense. In his editorial, he reflects on the distinctive emphasis on formal experimentation that he has brought to bear
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Super-sized double issue now published online, completing (finally!!) 2020's vol 24
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includes - very importantly - a number of short, personal tributes to our sorely missed founding editor, Alun Munslow
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On violence: Pinker, Elias and others tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1…
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More online publication: Torbjörn Gustafsson Chorell considers the power of wonder ....
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Trending in #History:
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1) Taxation & Brazil's Cotton Exports, 1800–60 (@EcHistSocReview)
2) Prussia's Legal Legacies of Empire (@HistoricalJnl)
3) Secret Police in Eastern Europe (@coldwarhistoryj)
4) A Nice Narrative Historian Like Me (@RethinkingHist)
Founding editor Robert Rosenstone with some pertinent thoughts going to the heart of the journal's mission: tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…
Some more online content: Nadia Meneghello gets creative tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1…
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I warmly welcome Kalle to the "capital of philosophy of history"! 😊Naturally, he has been a co-director of the Centre for the number of years, but works now yet more firmly institutionally at the University of Oulu.
The Centre welcomes Kalle Pihlainen(@kallepihlainen) as reader of philosophy in the History of Sciences and Ideas Research Unit of the University of Oulu! Kalle is co-editor of the journal “Rethinking History” and a renowned expert on Hayden White’s work. (1/3)
Another day, another fresh piece of scholarship online - Francesco Conterno on Fukuyama, Hobsbawm and the 1990s postmodern moment
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