The annual U.S. intellectual history conference will take place in New York City on November 17-18 this year. The theme is “Narratives,” and the deadline for submission is now just under two months away. We welcome submissions from those proposing a paper or panel, or volunteering to chair an event. As the chair of the conference committee, I hope that you will consider submitting to the conference. Further information is available here.
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