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When Historians go to a Geographer’s Conference…
We all like to talk about interdisciplinary work. In fact, “interdisciplinary” (or even better: “transdisciplinary”) is a buzzword that PhD students...
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Empty Spaces?: Indigenous Peoples and Euro-American Maps of the Colonial Southwest
In my research on eighteenth-century Spanish Louisiana and Texas, I ask how ethnicity and race shaped discourses on migration and border-security. I...
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Day of Digital Humanities 2018 at Carleton College -- Recap
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