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Episode 8: Paul K. Longmore
In this latest episode of the podcast, historian Paul Longmore discusses the emerging field of disability history, offering recommendations to historians who are interested in pursuing research about disability. Paul is a Professor of History and Director of the Institute … Continue reading
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Tagged disability, disability history, interview, Paul Longmore, podcast
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The China Beat blog: Where the East is Read
The China Beat blog, despite being completely outside my field, is one of my favorite history-themed blogs. The engaging mix of articles keeps me thinking and learning more about China than I ever knew I wanted to. Of particular interest … Continue reading
Posted in books, history, readings, writing
Tagged China, interview, Jonathan Spence, Paul Cohen, Reith lecture, Susan Jakes, The China Beat
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