Latest blog posts from History journal's website

Keep up to date on new historical research and publications with the latest blog posts from the online home of History, the journal of the Historical Association. The site features regular posts on historical research from across the world that addresses all time periods, topics, and methodologies. It also hosts pieces discussing pedagogy, theory, and recent work within the peer-reviewed print journal History. 

• Researching from a ducal residence: The tower apartment of Mary of Hamal at the Castle of Heverlee (12 May 2022)

• Portraits of female power in Argentina: Encarnación Ezcurra and Eva Perón (4 May 2022)

• Replacing Ireland's lost records: Doing public history with the Beyond 2022 project (25 April 2022)

• Narratology for historical research: Medieval texts and Crusader cannibals (13 April 2022)

• Reaching out to re-enactors and vice versa (15 March 2022)

• Blurring the lines of the two kingdoms: Kirk and Council in Scotland, 1689-1708 (23 Feb 2022)

• Toppling tyrants: Early medieval approaches to regime change (11 Feb 2022)

• A Royal Bedroom: Gender, Class and Material Culture (14 Jan 2022)  

• A Sexual Tour of Venice: Mapping a Sixteenth Century Catalogue of Courtesans (5 Jan 2022) 

• Ghanian Racial Citizenship in the Soviet Union and U.S., 1857-1966 (21 Dec 2021) 

• Women Collectors, Lady Associates and the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland (16 Dec 2021)

• The Palace Museum of Tomorrow (7 Dec 2021)

• Celebrating the Accession Day of Elizabeth I of England, 1558 and Beyond (17 Nov 2021)

• '"A Celebrated Correspondence between the charming Mrs C - formerly well-known in the fashion world - & her amiable daughter"': The Historical Imporance of the Letters of Hitty and Bess Canning (9 Nov 2021)

• Face to Face Encounters: Letter-Writers and Portrait Photographs in the Russian State Archive (3 Nov 2021)

Podcast series

History: New books – A new podcast series for anyone interested in and why historians write what they do! Each episode shares a chat between historians about their most recent work, its relationship to other scholarship, and its intended impact both within – and beyond – academia. Recent podcasts include Jamie L. H. Goodall on the history of piracy and Amy Milne-Smith on masculinity and mental illness in Victorian Britain.

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