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  1. The Scholar's Stage
    A forum to discuss the intersections of history, behavioral science, and strategic thought, with an emphasis on East and Southeast Asian affairs. By Tanner Greer. 🇺🇸 More info

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    Republican Debates on China: A Political Compass
    MANY HAVE TRIED to pin Trump to Heritage’s “Project 2025.” The Trump campaign has not only refused to endorse Project 2025—they have refused to endorse any detailed policy plan whatsoever. Trump prefers to keep his …
    By T. Greer, 139 words
  2. Second Glance History
    Forgotten Stories, Rediscovered through a Modern Lens. More info

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    Clip of the Week: December 11, 2024
    Is this bad customer service or the customer from hell? You decide: A traveller in the Lake district who found himself stranded owing to a mishap at 5.45 one morning went to an hotel and …
    By Elyse, 64 words
  3. Secret Desi History
    Fragments from South Asian America — from the Berkeley South Asian Radical History Walking Tour. By Anirvan Chatterjee. 🇺🇸 More info

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    Old James: A “mystic” Desi opium addict in 1880s Berkeley
    In 1880s Berkeley, a turbaned figure known only as “Old James” wandered alone through the hills, his turban and trance-like manner catching the attention of locals. Described in a newspaper as “a sort of mystic,” …
    By Anirvan Chatterjee, 979 words
  4. Society for US Intellectual History
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    Author Meets Critics: Angus Burgin, “Whatever Happened to American Thought? Comments on Kunal Parker, The Turn to Process and Daniel Wickberg, A History of Modern Thought, 1860-2000”
    Kunal Parker’s The Turn to Process and Daniel Wickberg’s A History of American Thought are unusual in the breadth of their scope, offering accounts of the rise and fall of Read more The post Author …
    By Angus Burgin, 96 words
  5. Strange Flowers
    Highly unusual lives. By James J. Conway. 🇩🇪 More info

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    The mask dancers
    The first of many oddities in these pictures – granted, it is hard to choose – is arguably the tone. Why are these photos, with imagery that looks contemporary or certainly no more than 50 …
    By James J. Conway, 1,854 words
  6. Tales of Times Forgotten
    Making the Distant Past Relevant to the Present Day. By Spencer McDaniel. 🇺🇸 More info

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    Update (December 5th, 2024)
    Hello folks! I am about to apply to PhD programs again for a third and final time this year, so I am currently working on my applications. In the meantime, I am also continuing to …
    By Spencer McDaniel, 308 words
  7. the urban prehistorian
    the contemporary archaeology of prehistory. 🇬🇧 More info

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    Lot 172
    Me, tracing my fingers in and out of the coarse surface of cupmarks on a stone in the sun, with red paint marks on the rock beside me. Again. Not in Faifley, but Oslo. To …
    By balfarg, 1,651 words
  8. Victorian Paris
    Life in 19th Century Paris. By Iva Polanski. More info

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    Brief Guide to 19th-century Paris Literary Landscape
    . Winter brings longer nights and the desire to read by the fireside. Welcome, dear reader, to 19th-century Paris’ vibrant literary world! Let’s explore the various styles and flamboyant authors who penned their way into …
    By Iva P., 1,084 words
  9. Vintage Everyday
    Bring back some good or bad memories. More info

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    35 Fascinating Photos Capture People at a Christmas Party in the the Late 1970s
    A Christmas party in the 1970s would have a cozy, vibrant vibe. Guests would sip on punch or eggnog, while enjoying finger foods like cheese balls, shrimp cocktails, and deviled eggs. Lots of polyester suits, …
    By Quynh Nguyen, 123 words
  10. Voyages Extraordinaires
    Scientific Romances in a Bygone Age. More info

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    Kenji Miyazawa's Night on the Galactic Railroad
    In Japan, riding a steam train through outer space is a melancholy symbol of the human journey. Like the gentle drift of the sakura petal, the whistle of a train means a transition in life. …
    By Cory Gross, 71 words
  11. Walton Tales
    Walton-on-the-Naze Tales & Memories. By Pete Frost. 🇬🇧 More info

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    PEOPLE ARE SO KIND
    Today the postman surprised me with a card-backed envelope which contained a true ‘blast from the past’. The message came from a kind lady in Riegate, Surrey and contained a publicity leaflet of an advertisement …
    By pete6917, 98 words
  12. We Are the Mutants
    An online magazine focusing on Cold War-era sci-fi, fantasy, genre, pulp, cult, occult, and anti-establishment media. More info

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    Kool Kelly’s Place: True Confessions of an ’80s Bedroom
    Recollections / December 17, 2024 ROBERTS: I can’t believe I let you guys talk me into this, but I suppose it has to be done. A few months ago my dad sent me a whole …
    By K.E. Roberts, 3,201 words
  13. Weird Universe
    Exploring every aspect of a human and natural cosmos that is not only stranger than we imagine but stranger than we can imagine. By Paul DiFilippo, Alex Boese. 🇺🇸 More info

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    Miss Intelligence
    In 1968, 20-year-old Evelyn Jacoby was awarded the title of "Miss Intelligence." Or, more specifically, the "most intelligent German woman." A panel of 25 professors of psychology selected her. Asbury Park Press - May 16, …
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  14. Wynken de Worde
    Sarah Werner’s blog about reading, early modern books, and digital tools. 🇺🇸 More info

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    reading in grief and hope
    I’ve been writing these posts since 2015, and, especially in recent years, I keep asking the same question: what is time anyway? This year is no different. Or, it is different because there are new …
    By Sarah Werner, 1,132 words