ACLS
Pasts Imperfect (4.17.25)
Saving, Celebrating, and Defending the work and the workers behind the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) and the NEH Office of Digital Humanities (ODH)
Joel Christensen
cookbooks
Pasts Imperfect (12.5.24)
The Ancient Greek Underworld, Polychromatic Severans, Psychedelic Egyptian Breast Milk is Bes, Teaching Polybius & Much More
food history
Pasts Imperfect (7.18.24)
Performing Homer, Han Propaganda, Keeping Cool, Mapping Myth & More
philosophy
Pasts Imperfect (11.2.23)
Stoicism in Late Capitalism, Medieval Tattoos, Bronze Age Scripts, and More
Newsletter
Pasts Imperfect (9.22.22)
The Power of Myth, Hope Studies, and the Future of the Past
Newsletter
Pasts Imperfect (8.11.22)
Podcasting the Past, Ancient Footprints, and More
Newsletter
Pasts Imperfect (6.16.22)
Ancient Souvenirs, Modern Repatriation, and Digital Maps
Newsletter
Pasts Imperfect (1.13.22)
Insurrections, Numismatist Badgers, and More
Newsletter
Pasts Imperfect (11.25.21)
This week, Evan McDuff discusses ancient and modern food history. Next, we look at what the ancient Greeks can teach us about returning home, the continued debate over the Parthenon marbles, implicit bias in library cataloguing, graffiti in Ancient Egypt and Sudan, myths surrounding the first Thanksgiving, and more… We
Newsletter
Pasts Imperfect (11.18.21)
Cancel Culture, Immoral Artists, and More
Newsletter
Pasts Imperfect (9.2.21)
Addressing Disability in the Ancient World
Newsletter
Pasts Imperfect (8.26.21)
Supporting Afghans in a Time of Crisis