I second! I use it with Zotero all the time.

The many faces of panic.

Laura, thank you for these very kind words! I have learned so much about teaching since way back then, but I like to think I've held on to the energy and enthusiasm. Thank you for being such an excellent and understanding student.

I was so fortunate to share the evening’s celebration with my inspiring colleague Lucy Salyer who won the Graduate Faculty Mentor Award. I am very grateful to Kurk Dorsey who nominated me, and Molly Dorsey who is my encouraging and supportive department chair.

O grr; drrm. Oops. I feel seen.

The awesome book in question is Caroline Winterer's "How the New World Became Old: The Deep Time Revolution in America." It cuts through the strata of subfields, reads beautifully, and is lushly illustrated! I can't wait to discuss it with my students. 🗃️ @princetonupress.bsky.social

Follow-up: we had a great discussion. The students expressed genuine relief to learn from your book that history wars have happened before and the nation has survived.

This is a great coinage.

I am happy to let the author reply, but my read of the book is that it is a history of the history of the revolution. It is not really about “ought” as much as it is about “how” the current views on the revolution fit within a long trajectory of change over time.

Thank you! It's really a triumph. Bravo!

If the students have any questions, I will pass them along.