Daniel Morgan sets out the case for the continued relevance of the Historiography Prelims paper.
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Daniel Morgan sets out the case for the continued relevance of the Historiography Prelims paper.
Continue readingThe latest edition of Oxford History Review is out now – click on the magazine cover below to check out all of the latest articles before they’re posted individually on the website! A plain text …
Continue readingUncomfortable Oxford and Alvin Boateng discuss the legacy of Cecil Rhodes and his statue at Oriel College.
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Continue readingIn March 1998, a Vatican commission on Jewish-Catholic relations published We Remember: A Reflection of the Shoah. The delicate document went further than any previous statement to recognise the Catholic Church’s passivity during the wartime genocide …
Continue readingGrace Clark talks about how art approaches changed her perspective.
Continue readingElizabeth Down discusses the representation of women in the EWH1 module, and why historians still aren’t getting it right on gender.
Continue readingOliver Shaw tackles the misconceptions and realities surrounding the Oxford History Interview.
Continue readingAs a child, I had a recurring fantasy of London’s Natural History Museum at night. Their work complete and the sun now down, I saw the curators gathering beneath the museum’s vaulted roof to lay …
Continue readingMolly Archer-Zeff discusses how we should be looking for female voices outside of the 1960s anti-psychiatry movement.
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