In this episode, our 100th, host John Fea redelivers his 2022 Conference on Faith and History presidential address. Listen at: Apple Podcasts Stitcher iHeartRadio Spotify Podchaser Podbean The Way of Improvement Leads Home Podcast is a product of Current. If you...
We have seen Frederick Jackson Turner and Eugene Genovese. Today is Richard Hofstadter:...
Yesterday it was Frederick Jackson Turner. Today Eugene Genevose....
Yesterday I received in the mail the January/February 2012 issue of Books & Culture. As usual, it is loaded with great stuff and I look forward to exploring it more fully over the course of the next few weeks. This...
David Moltke-Hansen’s eulogy at Eugene Genovese’s funeral mass in Atlanta has been published by Randall Stephens at the blog of The Historical Society, an organization founded by Genovese. Moltke-Hansen is a public historian who I met once when he was […]
The tributes to Eugene Genovese are starting to roll in. Mark Bauerlein, his colleague at Emory University (who was with Genovese the night before he passed), weighs in with a post on the way Genovese tried to balance his strong...
Robert George’s honors Genovese at a conference at Princeton a couple of years ago. His remarks are worth listening to today in the wake of Genovese’s death. [vimeo http://www.vimeo.com/25560271 w=403&h=327] Other tribute posts: First Things Reason Official obituary American ConservativePower […]
From The Atlanta Journal-Constitution: Eugene D. Genovese, an American historian known for his writings on the Civil War and slavery, died Wednesday. He was 82. Dr. Genovese taught and guest-lectured at several colleges and universities across the country, including Emory […]
The news is just starting to break that noted American social and intellectual historian Eugene Genovese has died. I can’t seem to find an obituary yet, but over at the blog of The Historical Society (which Genovese founded) Randall Stephens […]
