🚨CFP🚨 The Midwestern History Association invites proposals for the 12th Midwestern History Conference, Thursday, April 30–Friday, May 1, 2026, hosted by Miami University, Oxford, Ohio, in conjunction with its annual Altman Symposium in the humanities. Submission Deadline: Monday, December 8, 2025.
🚨CFP🚨 The Midwestern History Association invites proposals for the 12th Midwestern History Conference, Thursday, April 30–Friday, May 1, 2026, hosted by Miami University, Oxford, Ohio, in conjunction with its annual Altman Symposium in the humanities. Submission Deadline: Monday, December 8, 2025.
I'm taking the mining history show on the road again this spring. Check out the Midwest History Association conference in Des Moines this May. Additional appearances to be announced soon. 🤘
I'm taking the mining history show on the road again this spring. Check out the Midwest History Association conference in Des Moines this May. Additional appearances to be announced soon. 🤘
Telling your humanities professor that you generally avoid reading is kind of like telling your pastor how you've been thinking this Satan guy isn't all bad.
December 13, 2024 at 10:10 PM
Telling your humanities professor that you generally avoid reading is kind of like telling your pastor how you've been thinking this Satan guy isn't all bad.
I think the alewives/witches story is like the IPA/India story in that they're more appropriately understood as stories told to tourists at American craft breweries.
Medieval alewives were not pushed out of brewing en masse because of witchcraft accusations. And the modern pop culture witch stereotype doesn't come from them either. I'm busting this myth again on my substack: braciatrixnewsletter.substack.com/p/the-alewif...
October 25, 2024 at 5:28 PM
I think the alewives/witches story is like the IPA/India story in that they're more appropriately understood as stories told to tourists at American craft breweries.
Hey, Gen X profs pissed no one gets your Simpsons references: remember that there's a Ned Flanders themed metal band whose music not only kicks ass, but will also challenge your early '90s recollections. youtu.be/8lnfOvc_jGg?...
Hey, Gen X profs pissed no one gets your Simpsons references: remember that there's a Ned Flanders themed metal band whose music not only kicks ass, but will also challenge your early '90s recollections. youtu.be/8lnfOvc_jGg?...
Cool Lego build and all but, ahem, pumpkins are native to the New World, not the Medieval fantasy world portrayed here. See, after 1492, the "Columbian Exchange" fueled the the movement of various foodstuffs from North and South America to the continents of Europe, Africa, and Asia...
September 14, 2024 at 6:56 PM
Cool Lego build and all but, ahem, pumpkins are native to the New World, not the Medieval fantasy world portrayed here. See, after 1492, the "Columbian Exchange" fueled the the movement of various foodstuffs from North and South America to the continents of Europe, Africa, and Asia...
My network on here is tiny compared to the other place, but anybody interested in putting together a panel/roundtable on religion in the US Midwest? Conference theme is "Lost and Found."