A Third “Red Scare”? Bernie Sanders and the 2020 US Election
Stephanie Wilson analyses how Japan utilises the Olympic Games for political means
AUTHOR: STEPHANIE WILSON
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Blanke History: The untold story of the Black Tudors
Charlotte Small explores the often overlooked story of the Black Tudors through an analysis of John Blanke, a Black Tudor Musician.
AUTHOR: CHARLOTTE SMALL
Netflix’s Cable Girls: A Turning Point in Spain’s National Historical Memory?
In a thrilling review, Sophie Turbutt explores changes in Spain’s historical memory through analysis of Netflix’s Cable Girls
AUTHOR: SOPHIE TURBUTT
From Technonationalism to Superficial Environmentalism: Japan’s Olympics as a Political Tool
In anticipation for the upcoming 2020 Olympics in Tokyo, Stephanie Wilson analyses how Japan utilises the Olympic Games for political means
AUTHOR: STEPHANIE WILSON
An Introduction to the History of Emotions
A brief introduction to the History of Emotions
AUTHOR: LIAM GREENACRE
Histories and Stories: Narration in Historiography
An insightful examination of the multifaceted role of narration in history.
AUTHOR: VERA RATNIKOVA
The York Historian Meets: Oleg Benesch
The York Historian meets University of York lecturer, Oleg Benesch
1666: Plague, War and Hellfire, by Rebecca Rideal (2016)
A Review of 1666: Plague, War and Hellfire, by Rebecca Rideal (2016).
AUTHOR: JESS AYRES