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A Looming Disaster for History (II)

Posted on April 16, 2013 by Mills

As a follow up to my previous post about history’s gender problem, I now want to offer some possible solutions for our discipline. Before I do, however, a bit more context on the gender problem History has here at George … Continue reading →

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No More Lying About the Past

Posted on March 31, 2013 by Mills

Regular readers of this blog know that in 2008 I created a course called “Lying About the Past” in which my students studied how, over the past several centuries, a variety of people have created false versions of the past, … Continue reading →

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Can You Tell a Book By Its Cover?

Posted on February 26, 2013 by Mills

It won’t be long (one month, actually) before Teaching History in the Digital Age is available. But the cover has now appeared on the Michigan Press website and I’m very pleased with the result.

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The All Digital Semester

Posted on January 21, 2013 by Mills

Now that I’m back in my old department (after four years in administration) I’m back up to a full teaching load and I’m happy that this semester is an all digital, all the time semester. That does not mean that … Continue reading →

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