Intellectual History

Roots & Wings with Frank Furedi: The Homogeneous Trap

Roots & Wings with Frank Furedi: The Homogeneous Trap

Roots & Wings with Frank Furedi  makes claims of “dogmatic affirmation of diversity as a sacred value by an equally one-sided assertion of homogeneity”.  It is ‘culture-history warfare’ dribble. He has selectively used Garsten (2017) on the case of the French...

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CALL FOR A QUEENSLAND HISTORY TEAM

CALL FOR A QUEENSLAND HISTORY TEAM

For Local History Organisers and Funding Negotiators, Professional History Queensland Advisors, and Experienced Editors in the History Genre On (Hidden) Intellectual History of Queensland Publication Project   Call for you to join a team to work together for the...

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The Worse Parliamentary Process

The Worse Parliamentary Process

This is the worse parliamentary process undertaken, globally, in my living memory, and although I am not the expert historian, I do not recall in history anything I have read – if so, please tell me.       The former U.S. parliamentary speaker, Kevin...

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Re-Thinking Australian-American Paradigms

Re-Thinking Australian-American Paradigms

Without doubt, Allan Megill is the best intellectual historian in the United States. His paradigm on what constitutes historical knowledge, and what constitutes historical error, is the framing for my multidisciplinary work. There are three American scholars, who have...

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