Historian on the Edge
The Historical, Philosophical and Political Musings of an Autistic Historian
Sunday, 24 June 2012
For fans of austerity everywhere
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A Nobel-laureate economist speaks.
Archbishop hits out at failing leader
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Following in the footsteps of a commendable tradition going back to the likes of Nicetius of Trier and beyond, the out-going Archbishop of C...
Thursday, 21 June 2012
More trouble...
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... at the institution to which we at Historian on the Edge like, for legal reasons, to refer as Bourneville Tech. We've had reason be...
Thursday, 14 June 2012
In Lieu of a Post
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Some gems from bloggers more knowledgeable and more creative than I. http://stevesarson.blogspot.fr/2012/06/bullingon-kubla-cam.html http://...
Tuesday, 12 June 2012
Thought for the Day
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Even the sincere black man (le Noir) is a slave of the past. However, I am a man, and in that sense the Peloponnesian War is as much mine a...
Sunday, 3 June 2012
Feud, Vengeance, Politics and History in Early Medieval Europe
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[ This is the text of a paper I gave at a very good conference in Aarhus in October 2003, which I haven't (yet) written up (the rest of ...
Wednesday, 30 May 2012
Gaps, Ghosts and Dice: More inchoate musings on the nature of history (in which Julius Caesar meets Stéphane Mallarmé): Part 1
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[ Brace yourself for more ill-informed, half-thought-through pseudo-philosophical waffling about what history really is. Ill-informed, etc....
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