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On infrastructures and practices of learning.
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Pessimism and Primary Sources in the Survey
The pessimism of some historians does an injustice to marginalized people of the past and can produce cynicism in students.
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Jonathan W. Wilson
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Teaching United States History
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May 20, 2019
The Origins of American Women’s Exercise
Sex-specific physical education granted women rare authority over their bodies, but also promoted a narrow biological model of womanhood.
by
Jess Libow
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The New Inquiry
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February 14, 2019
Obituary for a Billion-Dollar Boondoggle
Nearly two decades ago, historians embraced a hugely wasteful federal education program. It’s past time to reckon with that.
by
Sam Wineburg
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The Chronicle of Higher Education
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on
September 16, 2018
Why Read "Why Learn History"
(When It’s Already Summarized in This Article?)
by
Elizabeth Elliot
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Perspectives on History
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August 20, 2018
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The Practical Humanities
Caroline Winterer tells Peter about a debate over practicality and purpose in higher education after the Civil War, and how the humanities offered a solution.
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BackStory
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September 26, 2014
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The Dishonor Code
On violence and disorder in the early years of UVA, and the threat it posed to Thomas Jefferson’s vision for American higher education.
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BackStory
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September 26, 2014
The Guardians Who Slumbereth Not
Textbook watchdogs Mel and Norma Gabler are good, sincere, dedicated people, who just may be destroying your child’s education.
by
William Martin
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Texas Monthly
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on
November 1, 1982
Intellectuals, Catholics, and the Intellectual Life
From 1958: Is the problem with the Ivory Tower mental or moral?
by
John Lukacs
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Modern Age
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December 31, 1958
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