Conversations about History, Volume 3.

Conversations About History, Volume 3, is a five-part Ideas Roadshow Collection of carefully-edited Ideas Roadshow Conversations featuring leading historians with a detailed preface highlighting the connections between the different books. All five books include a detailed essay setting up the diffe...

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Superior document:Ideas Roadshow Collections ; v.19
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Place / Publishing House:Toronto : : Open Agenda Publishing,, 2021.
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Year of Publication:2021
Edition:1st ed.
Language:English
Series:Ideas Roadshow Collections
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Physical Description:1 online resource (212 pages)
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Table of Contents:
  • Intro
  • Textual Note
  • Preface
  • Sheathing the Bodkin
  • Combating Suicide
  • A conversation with Jennifer Michael Hecht
  • Introduction
  • I. Different Hats
  • II. Facing the Unthinkable
  • III. Historical Examinations
  • IV. Suffering
  • V. Meaning and Mattering
  • Continuing the Conversation
  • The Epicurean Republic
  • A conversation with Matthew Stewart
  • Introduction
  • I. Setting the Stage
  • II. Deism
  • III. The Power of Ideas
  • IV. The Pursuit of Happiness
  • V. The Heart of the Matter
  • Continuing the Conversation
  • China: Up Close and Personal
  • A conversation with Karl Gerth
  • Introduction
  • I. Filling in the World
  • II. History and Demography
  • III. Contemporary China
  • IV. Environmental Issues
  • V. Societal Values
  • VI. Catastrophic Scenarios
  • VII. Ever Onwards
  • Continuing the Conversation
  • Eating One's Own
  • Examining Civil War
  • A conversation with David Armitage
  • Introduction
  • I. Historical Origins
  • II. The Semantic Archaeologist
  • III. In Search of a Definition
  • IV. Bellum Civile
  • V. What Is To Be Done?
  • VI. Historical Relevance
  • VII. Oceans of Possibilities
  • Continuing the Conversation
  • For The Love of History
  • A conversation with Margaret MacMillan
  • Introduction
  • I. The Historical Enterprise
  • II. Historical Value
  • III. Pride and Prejudice
  • IV. Professional Insights
  • V. Living Historically
  • Continuing the Conversation.