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Michael J. Kramer

August 20, 2013

This is such a lovely piece. I was struck that it shares with Howard's an emphasis on the long-running question of a political and intellectual view at the blended overlap between liberalism and socialism. Here you bring to bear on that elusive formation the Wisconsin story, the mid-twentieth-century moment, and…See more...

Gregory Jones-Katz

August 20, 2013

Hello fellow intellectual historians! I am looking for fellow panelists for a potential panel on games--tabletop, video, really, any type of game. My paper would draw from my new project on the intellectual and cultural history of Dungeons and Dragons. If you're interested, then please contact me here: https://gregoryjoneskatz.com/contact/ Thanks!…See more...

Clayton Cummings

August 20, 2013

Hello, My name is Clayton Cummings. I am a PhD student in the History of Ideas at the University of Texas at Dallas. I am interested in creating a panel based on religious history and historical memory. If anyone would be interested in forming a panel or would be curious…See more...

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