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Finishing up our Meet The Author for the #JERWinter2023 special forum is Amy Kittelstrom. Amy reflects on her introduction to “Expanding the Boundaries of Intellectual History”⬇️
In our final #JERComPano essay for the #JERWinter2023 issue, Erika Peréz shares “Echoes of Spanish-Mexican Women in California’s Constitutional Debates of 1849”: linkprotect.cudasvc.com/url?a=http%3...
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Next in our #JERWinter2023 special forum on intellectual history is Professor Rich Newman. Rich shares more about this work on Black intellectual life in the early republic and its impact today below⬇️
The #JERWinter2023 #JERComPano series continues with “A Lodge of Their Own: Creating an Indigenous Voice During Times of Turmoil.” David Martinez reflects on Indigenous thinkers who challenged the practices of American exceptionalism in the 19th century: linkprotect.cudasvc.com/url?a=http%3...
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For a special forum in the #JERWinter2023, our "meet the author" series features insights on "expanding the borders of intellectual history in the early republic." First up is Dr. David Martinez, who shares how he approaches the meanings and contributions of intellectual history below⬇️
Our #JERComPano series turns to a forum in the #JERWinter2023. First is Amy Kittelstrom, who shares “Invisible Whiteness and the Curious Persistence of Elitism in American Intellectual History,”reflecting on the problems of an intellectually segregated field: linkprotect.cudasvc.com/url?a=http%3...
Continuing the #JERWinter2023 #JERComPano series is Tim Lockley with “Black Americans in the British Army, 1795-1815”: thepanorama.shear.org/2024/01/09/b...
Beginning our #JERComPano series for the #JERWinter2023 issue is Yoav Hamdani with "Setting the Records Straight: U.S. Officers’ Pay Claims “Vouching” for Slavery." Find it below at the #JERPano: thepanorama.shear.org/2024/01/02/s...
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Just in time for (what we hope) is a restful-reading ready break: the #JERWinter2023 issue is out! Look out for additional features and materials around the new issue in the coming weeks, and check out the new essays, reviews, and more in print or via @ProjectMuse from @PennPress⬇️
