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Royal Historical Society
United Kingdom
Приєднався 10 чер 2020
The Royal Historical Society - UK
Founded in 1868, the Royal Historical Society (RHS) is a successful learned society, membership organisation and charity with a 150 year history. Today, the RHS is the UK’s foremost society working for historians and history.
In 2021 nearly 4500 historians belong and contribute to the Society - as fellows and members active in the UK and worldwide. This makes the RHS the UK’s largest membership organisation for historians of all kinds, and from all walks of life - held in high regard by historians internationally, and a partner to many similar organisations overseas. These national and international connections are led by the historians who make up the RHS Council (Trustees), and the small central team based at University College London, which is the home of the Society.
The Royal Historical Society, University College London, Gower Street, London, WC1E 6BT
Founded in 1868, the Royal Historical Society (RHS) is a successful learned society, membership organisation and charity with a 150 year history. Today, the RHS is the UK’s foremost society working for historians and history.
In 2021 nearly 4500 historians belong and contribute to the Society - as fellows and members active in the UK and worldwide. This makes the RHS the UK’s largest membership organisation for historians of all kinds, and from all walks of life - held in high regard by historians internationally, and a partner to many similar organisations overseas. These national and international connections are led by the historians who make up the RHS Council (Trustees), and the small central team based at University College London, which is the home of the Society.
The Royal Historical Society, University College London, Gower Street, London, WC1E 6BT
President's Address 2024, given by Professor Lucy Noakes
Why does the Second World War continue to have such a hold over the popular imagination in early 21st century Britain? From Brexit to Covid, sporting competitions to environmental disasters, many public events are understood through reference to the Second World War and in particular the ‘signal events’ of 1940: Dunkirk, the Battle of Britain and the Blitz. Unlike the First World War, the memory of this second conflict is largely positive, focused on an imagined past in which people came together in adversity, overcoming the divisions of social class, political belief, and economics that had so divided 1930s Britain to defeat- against the odds - a powerful and ambitious enemy. In short, the Second World War is still widely remembered as Britain’s ‘finest hour’.
In this talk, Lucy Noakes will outline the history of this memory and argue that it has a particular resonance in times of turmoil and instability. Looking back at the ways Mass Observers were beginning to construct a memory of the war as it came to an end, in similarly uncertain times, this talk explores the ways in which people make use of the past in order to understand their presents.
In this talk, Lucy Noakes will outline the history of this memory and argue that it has a particular resonance in times of turmoil and instability. Looking back at the ways Mass Observers were beginning to construct a memory of the war as it came to an end, in similarly uncertain times, this talk explores the ways in which people make use of the past in order to understand their presents.
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Histories of the British Political Left
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Chaired by the Vice President of the RHS, Professor Clare Griffiths, this panel discussion is an opportunity to reflect on a century of political change since the first Labour government took office, and to explore how Labour history itself has changed and developed over that period.
'Cannibals, Curiosities or Catholics: Indigenous peoples in early seventeenth-century France'
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RHS Lecture delivered by Dr Caroline Dodds Pennock on 13 September 2024.
AI, History and Historians Video
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An online discussion and questions, hosted by the RHS, for historians to discuss the challenges and opportunities of AI and GenAI.
Getting Published: A Guide to Monograph Publishing for Early Career Researchers
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This is an online training event hosted by the RHS designed for early career historians. The focus of this ‘Getting Published’ session is monographs, with specific attention on how to move from a completed PhD to book proposal to a published monograph. The panel includes Meredith Carroll (Manchester University Press), Elizabeth Hurren (New Historical Perspectives), Miri Rubin (Queen Mary Univer...
RHS Lecture, 'Possible Maps: Ways of Knowing and Unknowing at the Edge of Empire (Newfoundland)'
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Consigned to the cold and watery edge of empire, Newfoundland was more of a work-camp than a colony. To the colonial officials in their mahoganied offices in London and the merchants in their mansions in Poole, the island was (in the words of Patrick O’Flaherty) a ‘a sub-colonial fishing berth, an outlying cod abattoir’. The interior was thought too barren and empty for landward expansion, but ...
Podcasting History: an Introduction and Guide - a Royal Historical Society Workshop, 25 April 2024
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Podcasting has recently emerged as one of the most popular formats for presenting history to the public. But what makes for a compelling history podcast? And how are these podcasts made? This session features two perspectives on the podcast-making process. Dr Bob Nicholson, writer and presenter of the 7-part podcast series 'Killing Victoria' (BBC Sounds, 2023), will outline how the series was m...
'Finding the Funny in Public History': an RHS event in conversation with Greg Jenner
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On Tuesday 20 February 2024 the Royal Historical Society was delighted to welcome historian and broadcaster Greg Jenner for an evening ‘in conversation’. One of the UK’s best known public historians, Greg has brought history to new audiences through his engagement with popular culture. In ‘Finding the Funny in Public History’, Greg discussed his approach to communicating history, via different ...
RHS Lecture 'Charting Authority After Empire: Documentary Culture and Political Legitimacy'
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About the lecture Research over the past three decades has transformed our understanding western Europe in the years between the late ninth and early eleventh centuries. It was in this period that recognisable kingdoms of France, Germany, England and (to an extent) Italy were born; it was also in this period that many of the dynasties which would shape the future of the European mainland were e...
‘European Exploration, Empires, and the Making of the Modern World’, 2023 RHS Presidential Lecture
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‘European Exploration, Empires, and the Making of the Modern World’, with Professor Emma Griffin (RHS President and Professor of Modern British History, Queen Mary University of London). The 2023 Royal Historical Society Presidential Lecture, given on 24 November 2024 at Mary Ward House, London. The British industrial revolution has long, and rightly, been regarded as a turning point in world h...
Royal Historical Society Lecture: 'Migrant Voices in the Multilingual City', with John Gallagher.
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RHS Lecture, held at University College London, 15 September 2023 About this lecture Early modern London was multilingual, and early modern urban life was shaped by linguistic diversity. The reign of Elizabeth I (1558-1603) witnessed an important ‘migration moment’, with substantial numbers of migrants and refugees coming to England as a consequence of religious and political conflict on the co...
Scholarly Editing for Historians: an Introduction & Guide to Working with Primary Texts (video 1/3)
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In this Royal Historical Society event, held on 18 July 2023, we offer an introduction to the scholarly editing of primary sources by historians. The workshop provided an introduction to identifying primary sources, working with a source, editorial conventions, and publishing an edition. The event provided two breakout sessions in which the editing of sources pre-1800 (Video 2/3) and post-1800 ...
'Scholarly Editing for Historians': Pre-1800 Breakout Room (video 2/3)
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After the opening group discussion, the event divided into groups. The Pre-1800 Breakout Room provided more focused guidance for those currently working with medieval and early modern texts (pre 1800). This breakout session provided attendees with a chance to discuss specific examples of attendees’ work of value to the wider group. Attendees were invited to submit questions about their work for...
'Scholarly Editing for Historians': Post-1800 Breakout Room (video 3/3)
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After the opening group discussion, the event divided into two groups. The Post-1800 Breakout Room provided more focused guidance for those currently working with modern texts (post 1800). This breakout session provided attendees with a chance to discuss specific examples of attendees’ work of value to the wider group. Attendees were invited to submit questions about their work for review in ad...
Royal Historical Society Prothero Lecture 2023: Professor Brenda E. Stevenson (Oxford University)
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‘To Do and Be Undone: Enslaved Black Life, Courtship, and Marriage in the Antebellum South’ The Royal Historical Society's 2023 Prothero Lecture was delivered, on 5 July 2023, by Brenda E. Setevnson (Hillary Rodham Clinton Professor of Women's History at Oxford University). The Prothero Lecture is one of the main events in the Society's calendar and has been given by leading historians since 19...
Royal Historical Society - 'Your Research and the Media: An Introduction and Guide for Historians'
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Royal Historical Society - 'Your Research and the Media: An Introduction and Guide for Historians'
'The Russo Ukrainian War': Serhii Plokhy in conversation with Richard J Evans, 16 May 2023.
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'The Russo Ukrainian War': Serhii Plokhy in conversation with Richard J Evans, 16 May 2023.
Eric Williams’ 'Capitalism and Slavery': debates, legacies and new directions for research
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Eric Williams’ 'Capitalism and Slavery': debates, legacies and new directions for research
RHS - Digital History and Historical Research: a Practitioners’ Discussion
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RHS - Digital History and Historical Research: a Practitioners’ Discussion
History and Archives in Practice, 2: Online Panel
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History and Archives in Practice, 2: Online Panel
‘Waiting to die? Life for Elderly People in Late Imperial Russian Villages’ - Sarah Badcock
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‘Waiting to die? Life for Elderly People in Late Imperial Russian Villages’ - Sarah Badcock
'Assessment and Feedback in History': 'New to Teaching Workshop'
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'Assessment and Feedback in History': 'New to Teaching Workshop'
'Creativity in History Curricula': 'New to Teaching Workshop'
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'Creativity in History Curricula': 'New to Teaching Workshop'
'Module Design and Delivery: challenges and opportunities': 'New to Teaching Workshop'
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'Module Design and Delivery: challenges and opportunities': 'New to Teaching Workshop'
'Online Teaching in History': 'New to Teaching Workshop'
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'Online Teaching in History': 'New to Teaching Workshop'
'Small Group Teaching in History': 'New to Teaching Workshop'
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'Small Group Teaching in History': 'New to Teaching Workshop'
'The History Lecture': 'New to Teaching Workshop'
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'The History Lecture': 'New to Teaching Workshop'
'Coordinating Large Classes in History': New To Teaching Workshop
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'Coordinating Large Classes in History': New To Teaching Workshop
'Decoding the History Discipline': 'New to Teaching' Workshop
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'Decoding the History Discipline': 'New to Teaching' Workshop
‘Futures for the History Journal: Reflections & Projections’ RHS Dec 2022 - Panel Discussion
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‘Futures for the History Journal: Reflections & Projections’ RHS Dec 2022 - Panel Discussion
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Despite repeated warnings from the White House, Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in February 2022 shocked the world. Why did Putin start the war―and why has it unfolded in previously unimaginable ways? Ukrainians have resisted a superior military; the West has united, while Russia grows increasingly isolated. Serhii Plokhy, a leading historian of Ukraine and the Cold War, offers a definitive account of this conflict, its origins, course, and the already apparent and possible future consequences. Though the current war began eight years before the all-out assault―on February 27, 2014, when Russian armed forces seized the building of the Crimean parliament―the roots of this conflict can be traced back even earlier, to post-Soviet tensions and imperial collapse in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. Providing a broad historical context and an examination of Ukraine and Russia’s ideas and cultures, as well as domestic and international politics, Plokhy reveals that while this new Cold War was not inevitable, it was predictable. Ukraine, Plokhy argues, has remained central to Russia’s idea of itself even as Ukrainians have followed a radically different path. In a new international environment defined by the proliferation of nuclear weapons, the disintegration of the post-Cold War international order, and a resurgence of populist nationalism, Ukraine is now more than ever the most volatile fault line between authoritarianism and democratic Europe.
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Matthew Jones mentions "slides" a couple of times. Can those be viewed somewhere?
The further we go back in time, the greater the possibility of science merging with fiction and history becoming literature. But this phenomenon paradoxically also occurs in relation to the very recent past. Not because there are no reliable written sources, but because there are so many sources and the documentation is so vast that the historian is forced to make selections, excluding an immense amount of information from his analysis. Some people imagine that Artificial Intelligence will bring about a revolution in archaeological and historical studies. But I have doubts, because it is easier for an AI to spew anachronistic hallucinations than for a trained human to make serious errors when applying scientific methods to analyze sources from the past. And anyway, when a historian makes a serious mistake others can correct it, but mistakes made by one AI will be treated as information by other AIs in the future. Carefully purging outdated interpretations and theories when writing new history and archeology books is something human experts must do if they want to gain recognition in their field. Can this be programmed into an AI? I do not think so. Another aspect that deserves attention here is the illusion that everything can be reduced to data and that analyzing the largest amount of data is equivalent to producing the best knowledge. I have my doubts about this, because it is a well-known fact that historians must be careful with data mentioned by ancient writers such as Herodotus, Livy, Thucydides, Suetonius, Flavius Josephus, Polybius and others. An AI will never have the same sensitivity, care and distrust as a human historian. A machine cannot interpret some data with the necessary skepticism, paying greater attention to the context in which certain data were collected and the possible motivations that may have contaminated their collection and use. Making history is filling in gaps, that is, trying to perceive data that were not recorded or were recorded in a suspicious manner to differentiate possible, plausible and improbable situations based on the interpretation of ancient texts and data. With education and training, a human can learn to do this well. I do not believe that an AI can imitate this type of human activity.
Irrefutable scholarship; it is good that this seminal and readable study of the relationship between capitalism, slavery and the prosperity and development of the United Kingdom that it fostered , has been made more accessible has been republished in Penguin edition.
Excellent. Poignant but well told. Very interesting questions from the attendees who were evidently very moved by this story.
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This can’t be real 😅. He spoke all that time and said nothing
Never know anything like it
Thanks so much for sharing this on UA-cam! So inspiring and Greg’s passion is so infectious
What? She's sounds like an anti intellectual
History is being altered to fit a narrative that whites are bad, especially the men, and blacks are good. The black wall street and Emmett till stories for instance. They changed all that. This has to be queld
Shame about the sound.. it was painful to listen to and difficult to decipher. It doesn't cost much to sort
I love the sort-of evolution and change of style of these documents. Though the large gaps on the documents seem random (to me) THEN as you get to the more list style more portrait than landscape THAT seems reasonable and understandable. Then those landscaped lines which are kind of artful morphs and take the recognition sign and it becomes the salutation. Nonetheless every day when I create documents (effective or not) I am continuing the Franks HUH Wait I`m Anglo-Saxon, OH OH.
If economists cannot figure out Planned Obsolescence do they really understand economics? Where is the data on the depreciation of durable consumer goods since Sputnik. We are dealing with economic power games. Changing technology alters the tactics available in the power games.
He wrote a Chapter on Capitalism and Slavery. History Of The West Indian Peoples: Book (4) Four.
Should bring back yelling “pope, pope!” 😂
interesting, thanks
Great panel!
Such interesting lesson, thank you!
Fix the sound
Shame the audioe is so poor, why no direct microphone feed?
The Great Eric Williams was ignorant a socialists he didn't know how to lead because he loved power for himself and his party and not for the people. He read books on Carl Marxist he Eric Williams was a communists full stop.
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It is not a "Russo Ukrainian war". It is a US Russo war that was started by US President Bill Clinton, one of his many acts of villainy.
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It would be hard to do this without resetting the very theme of the event to reflect such focus, but the whole discussion was heavily affected by the first question, such that it would've been interesting (if risky) to try and dwell a little bit more in there and really work out the relations between them and the reasons for going with either one. It seems to me that the three first definitions can be effectively rewritten in terms of the fourth one, with the benefit of a more transparent conceptual "genealogy". When such prominent figures in the debate just state their particular choices it can invite a sense of taboo which is not ideal for a critical attitude. Either way, this was great, thank you for the talk.
David Veevers! Professor James Sweet is right! James Sweet is a great historian!
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@paulelwick1437 the only thing Veevers is good at is being a paedophile and a threat to children.
I found this really interesting, thank you to all of you!
Wonderful panel. Thank you for posting it!
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Great lecture!
To paraphrase the Jesuits, one Ditchfield really is not enough. 😊
Excellent work, Derek and team. Followed this from the start.
Very good lecture.