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. 

• What it Feels like for a Girl: Gendering the History of the Senses – Sasha Rasmussen (10 Feb 2021)  

• Richard IIII, The Princes in the Tower, and Thomas More – Answers to the Mystery? – Tim Thornton (3 February) 

• Collecting Contexts: Why do we collect? – Will Burgess (27 January)  

• Material Culture and Identities: the case of the Eighteenth Century Toby Jug – Kerry Love (13 January) 

• HMT Dunera 80 years on: How rough justice changed the life of a child refugee – Rachel Pistol and Melissa Strauss (5 January) 

• Everyday Decolonisation: The Local Museum in 2020 – Pippa Le Grand (16 December 2020) 

• Feeling Sickness: Emotional Responses to Pandemic Diseases – Monica O’Brien (8 December)

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