For those of us who teach pre-modern English history and literature, there’s a conversation that happens nearly every semester. When […]
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For those of us who teach pre-modern English history and literature, there’s a conversation that happens nearly every semester. When […]
Da’Shaun L. Harrison’s recent book Belly of the Beast: The Politics of Anti-Fatness as Anti-Blackness is a call for revolution. […]
On December 14, 1650, 22-year old Anne Greene was led up the gallows in Oxford. She had been charged with […]
This past fall, when we began work on a Nursing Clio series about death, we never imagined the world would […]
I’ve been spending a lot of time on Twitter over the past week. Some evenings, it feels like I can’t […]
The skeletal diagram in Mansur ibn Ilyas’s fifteenth-century medical text, the Tashrih-i badan-i insan, looks at first glance like it’s […]