Collaboration in the Humanities
Quick Lurker post on collaboration in the humanities from the AHA president in the March 2011 issue of Perspectives on History: “Loneliness and Freedom.”
Quick Lurker post on collaboration in the humanities from the AHA president in the March 2011 issue of Perspectives on History: “Loneliness and Freedom.”
In general, this blog is ostensibly about environmental and digital history. This post, however, marks a brief divergence from those themes, mainly in the interest of getting something posted in June. As such and as a long time science fiction fan, I cannot resist posting these trailers for Halo: Reach: This last one, of course, has noting to […]
Cottonwood Grove in the Fisher Pastures. Photo by: Richard. People, outside of academia, often ask me what Environmental History is and why I study it instead of, say, the Revolution, the Civil War, or World War II (the most commonly referenced histories). Most of the time, I am at a loss about how to respond to their questions. […]