Features | Ata Rahman Arguably the most important facet to consider when one is examining the social and cultural developments within the European Enlightenment is the rise of the public sphere. What gave rise More » Features | Sahand Razavi The ideological movement that developed in Europe during the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, known universally […]
University | Harriet Cherry Manchester University may have produced more Nobel Prize winners than any other non-Oxbridge city, yet we can also make a claim no less necessary in retaining the peace and happiness More » In Culture | Harriet Cherry This wonderful documentary tells the story of the 168 fearless women who provided vital […]
In Culture | Christopher MacMahon The History Channel would seem like the logical go to for any avid history fan who wanted to learn more about their interest. In reality anyone turning on the History More » Behind The Headlines | Christopher MacMahon Niall Ferguson certainly thinks so, but will following his lead be detrimental […]
History Lesson | Steven Wears Steven Wears writes a potted history of the events leading up to and following the partition in August 1947. History Lesson | Megan Dina Garlick Megan Dina Garlick asks to what extent medieval churchmen were writers of contemporary histories enlivened by the author’s perspective and experiences. History Lesson | Ned […]
History Lesson | Bria Cotton The Qing dynasty was China’s last dynasty, and it lasted from 1644-1912. This period under the Qing dynasty constructed and built upon the foundations for modern China, and its coming More »
History You Should Know | Károly Gergely For the French it is Verdun, for the British, it is the Somme. How do we think of the biggest battle of the First World War after 100 years? During More » History Lesson, History You Should Know | Károly Gergely The Roman triumph was one including military, […]