The Tale of Years; or,Why Study History?A Coda tothe Texts in Context Series By Gabriel Blanchard We opened this series noting that, while Henry Ford stated his opinion […]
The Tale of Years; or, Why Study History? Read More »
Texts in Context:Timeline of the Postmodern Age By Gabriel Blanchard As the period we have to cover is comparatively small, we have returned to our single-column format for
Timeline of the Postmodern Age Read More »
Texts in Context:Timeline of Late Modernity,1876-1946 By Gabriel Blanchard Today’s timeline chronicles what we are labelling “Late Modernity” (though we caution the reader that this is not necessarily
Timeline of Late Modernity Read More »
Texts in Context:Timeline of the Revolutionary Period (1800-1876) By Gabriel Blanchard As in our last timeline, we have two discrete halves of Western civilization: one is centered upon
Timeline of the Revolutionary Period (1800-1876) Read More »
Texts in Context:Timeline of the Eighteenth Century By Gabriel Blanchard In the eighteenth century, it is once again necessary to divide our timeline in two, as Western civilization
Texts in Context: Timeline of the Eighteenth Century Read More »
At almost the same moment she discovered the Americas, Europe descended into chaos.
Texts in Context: Timeline of Early Modernity Read More »
We close this series with an outline of tone and tropes, the clothing in which Lady Rhetoric is clad.
Rhetorica: Past Conceiving, Fair Read More »
What Does the SAT Stand For? By Faith Walessa A household name in the college admissions process, it seems strange that most of us have no idea what
What Does the SAT Stand For? Read More »
The wars of religion are nothing to the wars of religious historiography.
Texts in Context: The Reformations Read More »
We have provided rhetoric with all its organs but two: the bones and the skin. We now give it a skeleton.
Rhetorica: Style Over Substance Read More »
