Confirmation Bias: An Illness that Plagues Us
I decided a few months ago I was not going to write about politics any longer, preferring to concentrate on my historical
Thoughts become things
I decided a few months ago I was not going to write about politics any longer, preferring to concentrate on my historical
His face was swollen, he was bleeding from a broken nose, and both his eyes were almost shut. This doesn’t even take into
What have we done? Maybe more precisely, what are we doing? We, especially those of us in the academic world, have allowed
Unless your in your 80’s or maybe late 70’s, you don’t remember the Army-McCarthy trials. My guess is you don’t remember
As I sit here and write this, November 23rd, 2020, I was struck by something. I get a morning briefing from The History
Alexander Hamilton’s Federalist 78 should be required reading for anyone looking to either criticize Judge Amy Coney Barrett
Back in the Dark Ages (Yes, I know that term has changed but I don’t agree with it so I still refer to them as the Dark Ages)
A.O. Hirschman was an economist as well as political scientist. When it came to political theory, Hirschman was unique in his
This was little more than an invention. Nothing like our iteration was ever attempted before in history…nothing. Yes, there
One of the first questions I ask students when they come into my class is, “Why do we study history?” The responses are