Subject
History
Essays on the past, and on how it has been told.History · EssayThe Illusion of Reform: How U.S. Presidents from Harding to Roosevelt Shaped — and Dodged — Federal Responsibility, 1921–1941By Alexandra Baily · 7 Sept 2026History · EssayDiscovering Setsu Koizumi: The Muse “Behind” Lafcadio HearnBy Nicholas Parlitsis · 7 Sept 2026History · EssayOperation Harvest: The IRA's Border CampaignBy Mark Cusack · 7 Sept 2026History · EssayCause or Catalyst? The Opium Wars and the Taiping RebellionBy Chanel Parker · 5 Sept 2026History · EssayHow Did Stalinism Transform the Purpose of Soviet Art, 1924-1932?By Chanel Parker · 5 Sept 2026History · EssaySocial Decay and Violence in Jia Zhangke’s A Touch of Sin: The Transformation of the Modern Knights-errant in Chinese CinemaBy Nicholas Parlitsis · 5 Sept 2026History · EssayDid WWI fundamentally transform conceptions of masculinity? By Rob D'Evelyn · 5 Sept 2026History · EssayExacerbating Civil War: Foreign Superpowers and a Divided NationBy Brad Turland · 5 Sept 2026History · EssayGenocide in Rwanda: An International FailureBy Brad Turland · 5 Sept 2026History · Lecture · 47 minMad, Bad, and Dangerous: Lord Byron (Part 1) By Hector Hallett · 16 Jul 2026
