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Queer Periodicals in the First Czechoslovak Republic

Queer Periodicals in the First Czechoslovak Republic

Queer Periodicals in the First Czechoslovak Republic

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Jun 17 min read

There Are No Women On The New Left

There Are No Women On The New Left

There Are No Women On The New Left

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Jun 18 min read

Memories of Inuit and Norse Contact in Greenland

Memories of Inuit and Norse Contact in Greenland

Memories of Inuit and Norse Contact in Greenland

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Jun 18 min read

A ‘Post-Colonial Colonialism’ In East Pakistan? An Examination of the Turbulent History of the Birth of Bangladesh

A ‘Post-Colonial Colonialism’ In East Pakistan? An Examination of the Turbulent History of the Birth of Bangladesh

A ‘Post-Colonial Colonialism’ In East Pakistan? An Examination of the Turbulent History of the Birth of Bangladesh

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Jun 111 min read

Rethinking Reservoir Landscapes

Rethinking Reservoir Landscapes

Rethinking Reservoir Landscapes

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Jun 15 min read

A number of people engaging in outdoor activities in a park. Some use wheelchairs or crutches. Trees and grass in the background.

A number of people engaging in outdoor activities in a park. Some use wheelchairs or crutches. Trees and grass in the background.

A Fight on Two Fronts: Disability Rights and Challenging the Regime in Late 1980s Hungary

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May 296 min read

EPOCH Tutorials - Reading Resistance: A Practical Guide to Working with The National Archives Ancient Petitions Collection (SC 8)

EPOCH Tutorials - Reading Resistance: A Practical Guide to Working with The National Archives Ancient Petitions Collection (SC 8)

EPOCH Tutorials - Reading Resistance: A Practical Guide to Working with The National Archives Ancient Petitions Collection (SC 8)

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May 183 min read

Photo shows the British Library’s Medieval Women: In Their Own Words exhibit, with blue-coloured display panels in the style of the interior of a medieval abbey surrounding a central exhibit of clothes and personal items.

Photo shows the British Library’s Medieval Women: In Their Own Words exhibit, with blue-coloured display panels in the style of the interior of a medieval abbey surrounding a central exhibit of clothes and personal items.

'Medieval Women: In Their Own Words'… Sort Of

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May 185 min read

A Trio of Myths and Misconceptions

A Trio of Myths and Misconceptions

A Trio of Myths and Misconceptions

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Apr 19 min read

The painting The Anatomy Lesson of Dr Nicholaes Tulp by Rembrandt shows a group of formally dressed men, some wearing dark hats, gathered around a pale, lifeless male corpse lying on a wooden table. Dr Tulp, positioned to the right, gestures with surgical tools as he explains the exposed anatomy of the corpse’s left arm, while the figures around him display varied expressions of curiosity in a dimly lit room with a dramatic sense of light and shadow.

The painting The Anatomy Lesson of Dr Nicholaes Tulp by Rembrandt shows a group of formally dressed men, some wearing dark hats, gathered around a pale, lifeless male corpse lying on a wooden table. Dr Tulp, positioned to the right, gestures with surgical tools as he explains the exposed anatomy of the corpse’s left arm, while the figures around him display varied expressions of curiosity in a dimly lit room with a dramatic sense of light and shadow.

Rembrandt and the Art of Dissection

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Mar 17 min read

Letter from the Editors 19

Letter from the Editors 19

Letter from the Editors 19

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Mar 13 min read

A painting of men working on a fire

A painting of men working on a fire

Materials of Progress: Steel and European Narratives of Civilisation

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Mar 17 min read

Fearful 'madness': halfway houses, psychiatry and Hong Kong in the 1980s

Fearful 'madness': halfway houses, psychiatry and Hong Kong in the 1980s

Fearful 'madness': halfway houses, psychiatry and Hong Kong in the 1980s

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Mar 17 min read

Multisensory Use of Sugar Sculpture in Renaissance England

Multisensory Use of Sugar Sculpture in Renaissance England

Multisensory Use of Sugar Sculpture in Renaissance England

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Mar 18 min read

What Are A Few More Words? Historical parallels where you least expect them

What Are A Few More Words? Historical parallels where you least expect them

What Are A Few More Words? Historical parallels where you least expect them

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Mar 18 min read

Black Abolitionists and Ladies’ Antislavery Societies in Edinburgh

Black Abolitionists and Ladies’ Antislavery Societies in Edinburgh

Black Abolitionists and Ladies’ Antislavery Societies in Edinburgh

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Mar 17 min read

Historical Building Picks

Historical Building Picks

Historical Building Picks

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Mar 111 min read

The Imperial Mausoleum of 117th Empress Go-Sakuramachi

The Imperial Mausoleum of 117th Empress Go-Sakuramachi

Empress Go-Sakuramachi and the Imperial Court

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Mar 19 min read

A Shared Vision: A Review of The National Gallery’s Exhibition ‘Parmigianino: The Vision of Saint Jerome’

A Shared Vision: A Review of The National Gallery’s Exhibition ‘Parmigianino: The Vision of Saint Jerome’

A Shared Vision: A Review of The National Gallery’s Exhibition ‘Parmigianino: The Vision of Saint Jerome’

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Mar 15 min read

The Philippines, Spain’s Colonial Gateway to China

The Philippines, Spain’s Colonial Gateway to China

The Philippines, Spain’s Colonial Gateway to China

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Mar 18 min read

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