Timothy Hobbs-Bagley
@hobbsbagley.bsky.social
Reader in Intellectual History. Retired…private scholar.
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..Our book is an attempt to revive a dialogue between archaeology and anthropology, which has been dormant since the 1960s, and an invitation to think differently about the course of human history: an experiment, in which we hope many others will join us."
3/3
#ThinkDifferentlyThinkArchaeology
3/3
#ThinkDifferentlyThinkArchaeology
November 24, 2025 at 11:02 AM
..Our book is an attempt to revive a dialogue between archaeology and anthropology, which has been dormant since the 1960s, and an invitation to think differently about the course of human history: an experiment, in which we hope many others will join us."
3/3
#ThinkDifferentlyThinkArchaeology
3/3
#ThinkDifferentlyThinkArchaeology
A work worthy of such praise and recognition. Many thanks to you both for writing it. (I wish David G. could have been here to see the acknowledgement and acceptance your work has deservedly received!)
November 21, 2025 at 2:29 AM
A work worthy of such praise and recognition. Many thanks to you both for writing it. (I wish David G. could have been here to see the acknowledgement and acceptance your work has deservedly received!)
RCC kitsch? Yes, I think that has happened more than once…
November 14, 2025 at 1:49 PM
RCC kitsch? Yes, I think that has happened more than once…
Ah, I see you are dealing with squatters.
September 19, 2025 at 10:40 AM
Ah, I see you are dealing with squatters.
Thank you for sharing this article. Your book, The Limits of Erudition was very fascinating and instructive.
September 15, 2025 at 1:57 PM
Thank you for sharing this article. Your book, The Limits of Erudition was very fascinating and instructive.
Arvo Pärt - "Fratres" for violin and piano (audio + sheet music)
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September 11, 2025 at 7:37 PM
Yes, a very fine study. Thank you for your labour.
August 21, 2025 at 5:31 PM
Yes, a very fine study. Thank you for your labour.
You write:
“Striving for a certain grandeur, Chernow attains an over-copious automaticity that is the opposite of what one finds in Twain; think of a love letter written by an imperfect AI programme.”
I can see that your deep reading in Kermode is having an inroad into your own reviews. Bravo!
“Striving for a certain grandeur, Chernow attains an over-copious automaticity that is the opposite of what one finds in Twain; think of a love letter written by an imperfect AI programme.”
I can see that your deep reading in Kermode is having an inroad into your own reviews. Bravo!
August 12, 2025 at 8:44 PM
You write:
“Striving for a certain grandeur, Chernow attains an over-copious automaticity that is the opposite of what one finds in Twain; think of a love letter written by an imperfect AI programme.”
I can see that your deep reading in Kermode is having an inroad into your own reviews. Bravo!
“Striving for a certain grandeur, Chernow attains an over-copious automaticity that is the opposite of what one finds in Twain; think of a love letter written by an imperfect AI programme.”
I can see that your deep reading in Kermode is having an inroad into your own reviews. Bravo!
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Should add: fully #OpenAccess! 🥳
#HoeraHuizinga!
#MedievalSky #SkyStorians #LowCountries #EarlyModern (cool dissection of how he saw Rembrandt and his attention & care for fellow humans)
#HoeraHuizinga!
#MedievalSky #SkyStorians #LowCountries #EarlyModern (cool dissection of how he saw Rembrandt and his attention & care for fellow humans)
I've enjoyed reading this this weekend: www.aup.nl/en/book/9789...: a reading of Huizinga's writing from his sense of loss (of wife, eldest child, heritage, certainty) & its impact on the value he ascribed to doing history.
Interview @newbooksnetwork.bsky.social: open.spotify.com/episode/3ICA...
Interview @newbooksnetwork.bsky.social: open.spotify.com/episode/3ICA...
July 27, 2025 at 7:31 PM
Should add: fully #OpenAccess! 🥳
#HoeraHuizinga!
#MedievalSky #SkyStorians #LowCountries #EarlyModern (cool dissection of how he saw Rembrandt and his attention & care for fellow humans)
#HoeraHuizinga!
#MedievalSky #SkyStorians #LowCountries #EarlyModern (cool dissection of how he saw Rembrandt and his attention & care for fellow humans)
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Since @onslies.bsky.social went to the trouble to compile this thorough list of #earlymodern published primary sources, it should be more widely known: liesbethcorens.wordpress.com/2019/12/13/e...
And @sharonhoward.bsky.social has this page for online resources: earlymodernweb.org/resources/
And @sharonhoward.bsky.social has this page for online resources: earlymodernweb.org/resources/
Early Modern Source Editions
Teaching early modern European history is a joy. And introducing students to a diversity of sources from across the Continent is a joy. But finding those sources can be a bit of a headache… I…
liesbethcorens.wordpress.com
July 31, 2025 at 6:45 PM
Since @onslies.bsky.social went to the trouble to compile this thorough list of #earlymodern published primary sources, it should be more widely known: liesbethcorens.wordpress.com/2019/12/13/e...
And @sharonhoward.bsky.social has this page for online resources: earlymodernweb.org/resources/
And @sharonhoward.bsky.social has this page for online resources: earlymodernweb.org/resources/
Thomas Tallis - O Lord, in Thee is All My Trust
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July 28, 2025 at 12:53 AM
It seems the marginal notes were made by later English owners. Noted that the March marginal notes are clearly not French (mars), no?
July 28, 2025 at 12:49 AM
It seems the marginal notes were made by later English owners. Noted that the March marginal notes are clearly not French (mars), no?