April 2013
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Hey girl, let's meet in Ottawa and get public →
Public Historian extraordinaire Cathy Stanton provides a quick overview of all panels at the NCPH Annual Meeting featuring digital media.
March 2013
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Hey girl,
We’ve got exciting news! We’ll be at this year’s National Council on Public History Annual Meeting discussing Public History Ryan Gosling and the use of popular culture to engage with online audiences. Stay tuned for some new images in anticipation of the conference, and find us on Twitter or follow the hashtag #phrg2013 for updates about our panel. Feel free to ask us any...
December 2012
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October 2012
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The short, intriguing career of Public History... →
Please check out this article written by yours truly, Public History Ryan Gosling’s creators Rachel Boyle and Anne E. Cullen, on the National Council on Public History’s blog History@Work. We were elated when public historian extraordinaire Cathy Stanton reached out to us to submit a blog post about our experiences writing PHRG.
We’ve used the opportunity to explore the...
September 2012
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Reflecting on Texts: Steven Lubar on Trouillot’s... →
Make sure to read this article on NCPH’s History@Work website featuring the late Michel-Rolph Trouillot, such an influential figure to the public history field.
It also includes one of our PHRG images which we also kind of love.
June 2012
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Hey girl,
After too much academic reading and Ryan Gosling Google-image searching, we think it’s time to finally introduce ourselves, the writers of this silly, yet (hopefully!) thought-provoking blog we like to call Public History Ryan Gosling. Both graduate students at Loyola University Chicago and former History BA’s from Macalester College in St. Paul, Minnesota, our names are Rachel Boyle...
April 2012
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February 2012
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seanchaidh101 asked: It's Clifford Geertz who did thick description and the whole meaning of a wink.
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