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A “Glimmer” of Insight from Marly Youmans | Mercer University Press News

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Meet The Authors 2015. Meet The Authors 2014. Mercer University Press News. Our Mission: Mercer University Press supports the work of the University in achieving excellence and scholarly discipline in the fields of liberal learning, professional knowledge, and regional investigation by making the results of scholarly investigation and literary excellence available to the worldwide community. A “Glimmer” of Insight from Marly Youmans. The Throne of Psyche, The Foliate Head,. Is a realistic narrative about...

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Four Takeaways from the AAR / SBL Jobs Report – Michael J. Altman

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Michael J. Altman. Religion, Culture, Theory, History. Four Takeaways from the AAR / SBL Jobs Report. November 18, 2014. November 18, 2014. The American Academy of Religion and the Society of Biblical Literature released a new report. About the job market based on data drawn from the AAR/SBL job listings for the 2013-2014 academic year. The report builds on previous data that dates back to January 2001. Here four takeaways I got from the report. So, only about a third of the jobs went to people fresh out...

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Reflections on the 50th Anniversary of the Wilderness Act: Embracing the spirit of Wilderness in the Twenty-First Century |

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Posted on September 19, 2014 by weblogwest. Reflections on the 50th Anniversary of the Wilderness Act: Embracing the spirit of Wilderness in the Twenty-First Century. In January of 2006, while making my meandering way from Montana back to Arizona for the start of another semester of grad school, I stopped off to visit a friend in Wyoming. Within a few hours, I found myself sipping wine and talking wilderness with environmentalists and literary types including Terry Tempest Williams at the Murie Center.

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Slavery, Abolition, and “Socialism” in the U.S. Congress « The Junto

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A Group Blog on Early American History. Michael D. Hattem. Joseph M. Adelman. Jonathan W. Wilson. Christopher F. Minty. The Junto Podcast Network. Slavery, Abolition, and “Socialism” in the U.S. Congress. Ever since Richard Hofstadter called John C. Calhoun the Marx of the Master Class. At least, American historians have pondered the relationship between the pro-slavery critique of Northern wage labor and later left-wing critiques of capitalism. One of Calhoun’s great themes, as Hofstadter noted. Neverth...

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Q&A with Kyle T. Bulthuis, Author of Four Steeples over the City Streets « The Junto

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A Group Blog on Early American History. Michael D. Hattem. Joseph M. Adelman. Jonathan W. Wilson. Christopher F. Minty. The Junto Podcast Network. Q&A with Kyle T. Bulthuis, Author of. Four Steeples over the City Streets. The following is an interview with Kyle Bulthuis, an assistant professor of history at Utah State University. Jonathan Wilson’s review. Of Kyle’s recently-released book,. Four Steeples over the City Streets: Religion and Society in New York’s Early Republic Congregations. JUNTO: Can you...

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Media – Tropics of Meta

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Historiography for the masses. Academics in the Wild. South El Monte Arts Posse. Another area we focus on is media studies. We look at the technologies of communication themselves, the legal frameworks and political economy that structure the media, and individual texts ranging from street art. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. The U of C W...

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Cities – Tropics of Meta

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Historiography for the masses. Academics in the Wild. South El Monte Arts Posse. An interest in the life of cities — urban politics, communities, education, the built environment, transportation — drives much of our work on Tropics of Meta. Our writers have discussed issues such as gentrification, economic development, housing, and race in cities ranging from Chicago to Raleigh, and we have featured a series of photo essays that explore the landscapes of numerous American cities. Enter your comment here.