#Historians

Doctor Historianess

historianess

This is a complicated question. If you take into account Black participation in the Revolution, both enslaved and free, then the war was absolutely about slavery. And many Black people

Quinton Huang 黃家禎

relentlessqwert

I guess this is my opportunity to duplicate a Facebook post I wrote to procrastinate on finishing my undergraduate thesis two years ago... but it’s always interested me how rigid

Dave Hitchcock

Hitchcockian

I've had 2 absolutely cracking seminars today and yesterday with first year students, and they got me thinking.Forgive me, this isn't a teaching thread, it's about union elections. Forces trying

Kerwin Fjøl

zermatist

There is a little known idea in medieval theology called the “liber occultorum,” or “the book of hidden things,” or idiomatically, “the book of secrets.” It comes from Revelation 20:12-15,

Pandeyji Speaks

malhar_pandey

#Thread: Why we Hindus need to become 'UNAPOLOGETIC'?For many years many of us have hesitated from calling ourselves as 'Hindus' and when asked what is your religion, a common answer

Alyssa Mt. Pleasant, PhD

BettyRbl

Why should we (Native scholars & scholars of Native American history) be called in to clean up this mess? Haven’t we already put in the time sharing our work, in

Cécile Gordon

MuayCe

I'm so happy to do the job that I do. Today more than ever. I, along with my MSPC team - all awesome archivists - am infinitely privileged to be

Taja-Nia Henderson

hyphenatedprof

This is my own family’s story. My grandmother was 4 (and her older brother was 13) when they lost their mom. Their father, who had been a domestic livery driver

XVIII Airborne Corps

18airbornecorps

1 of 19: TANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICEYou crazy for this one, #TankTwitterThe Battle of the Bulge was among the largest tank battles in US history. [If you are here

Emma

AgarthaEmma

This is Thomas E. DeweyMost people know him as the guy who lost to TrumanBut Thomas E. Dewey was much more than just a presidential loserIn the 1930’s Dewey was

Adam Gurri

adamgurri

Idealism and materialism do not form an actual dichotomy of methodological choices but instead describe two bad ways of approaching history, and it's especially pronounced in approaches to American history.

Jeremy Yellen

jeremyyellen

Brief Thread for Japan historians: I am finishing up a paper on "grand strategy" (?) and decision-making in Japan in the 1930s, and 1940s, and have found the following books

Rājakulaprajāta Gajendra Sūryavaṃśī

leo_gajendra

"To the king so great, as envy itself cannot accuse, or malice vitiate, the one who fought for an empire and not for the applause of wretches."Jaichandra Gāharwār of Kannauj#TheGreatJaichand

Ben Railton

AmericanStudier

To celebrate #MLKDay & the last Sunday of the Age of Trump, another #ScholarSunday thread of great public scholarly writing & work from the last week. Happy reading! #twitterstorians

Shaun Sayres (Pre-PheD)

TheSteamboatGuy

This didn't get as much traction yesterday as I thought it might, but I have some thoughts on this that people need to consider in thinking about how to integrate

Dr. Erin Millions

erinmillions

Can we talk about academic precarity and the committments we make in community-engaged research? #AcademicTwitter #AcademicChatter #phdchat I'm about to enter the last year of a 3-year postdoc. I love

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