New Directions in Social and Cultural History
New Directions in Social and Cultural History
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New Directions in Social and Cultural History offers great insight into the field of social history by providing compelling examples of scholarly work that can serve as sources of information to academic disciplines beyond history … It has certainly sparked my interest to delve deeper into some of the studies and research fields mentioned in this book.
New Directions in Social and Cultural History offers great insight into the field of social history by providing compelling examples of scholarly work that can serve as sources of information to academic disciplines beyond history … It has certainly sparked my interest to delve deeper into some of the studies and research fields mentioned in this book.
For anyone drawn by the challenges and excitements of contemporary historical studies, there can be no better guide.
An impressive, well-written volume that not only addresses the current state of play in social and cultural history, but relates it to influential political and intellectual movements and points to future trends. It will be an extremely useful volume for students at both undergraduate and postgraduate level.
This engaging collection of essays encourages the reader to think critically about - and productively with - recent work in social and cultural history. In mapping a field characterised by dialogue and collaboration, it historicises current practice, contests conventional categories, and explores new approaches and cross-disciplinary encounters. The contributors explain what social and cultural history is today whilst also making insightful suggestions about its future. This is an essential read for everyone with a stake in how we understand the past.
New Directions in Social and Cultural History’s lively essays and essential introduction show us how the discipline has evolved, providing an excellent starting point for history students. It is filled with analysis that is nuanced, thought-provoking, and attuned to how past and present intersect.
Sasha Handley is Professor of Early Modern History at the University of Manchester, UK. Rohan McWilliam is Professor of Modern British History at Anglia Ruskin University, UK. Lucy Noakes is Rab Butler Chair of Modern History at the University of Essex, UK.
New Directions in Social and Cultural History offers great insight into the field of social history by providing compelling examples of scholarly work that can serve as sources of information to academic disciplines beyond history … It has certainly sparked my interest to delve deeper into some of the studies and research fields mentioned in this book.
For anyone drawn by the challenges and excitements of contemporary historical studies, there can be no better guide.
An impressive, well-written volume that not only addresses the current state of play in social and cultural history, but relates it to influential political and intellectual movements and points to future trends. It will be an extremely useful volume for students at both undergraduate and postgraduate level.
This engaging collection of essays encourages the reader to think critically about - and productively with - recent work in social and cultural history. In mapping a field characterised by dialogue and collaboration, it historicises current practice, contests conventional categories, and explores new approaches and cross-disciplinary encounters. The contributors explain what social and cultural history is today whilst also making insightful suggestions about its future. This is an essential read for everyone with a stake in how we understand the past.
New Directions in Social and Cultural History’s lively essays and essential introduction show us how the discipline has evolved, providing an excellent starting point for history students. It is filled with analysis that is nuanced, thought-provoking, and attuned to how past and present intersect.
Sasha Handley is Professor of Early Modern History at the University of Manchester, UK. Rohan McWilliam is Professor of Modern British History at Anglia Ruskin University, UK. Lucy Noakes is Rab Butler Chair of Modern History at the University of Essex, UK.