Historiography

Uncover the provocative secrets of historiography: the art of rewriting history and the power struggles behind who gets to tell the past.

Festus: The Historian Who Shook the Roman World

Vince Vanguard

Uncover the enduring influence of Festus, a 4th-century Roman historian, whose concise work offers a unique perspective on Roman history, politics, and identity.

W. H. Oliver: The Historian Who Challenged the Status Quo

Vince Vanguard

Learn about W. H. Oliver, the pioneering New Zealand historian who reshaped the understanding of the nation's history by challenging traditional narratives and emphasizing the importance of diverse perspectives.

Ernest Labrousse: The Maverick of Economic History

KC Fairlight

Ernest Labrousse wasn't your average historian—he was a revolutionary in academic circles. He made history more 'evidence-based', even before that was a term in vogue.

Max Lenz: Bridging Art, History, and Humanity

Martin Sparks

Max Lenz, born in the 19th century Prussian Kingdom, was a historian whose works reshaped our understanding of European history, blending narrative joy with critical insight.

Bettina Bradbury: The Feminist Historian Who Challenges Traditional Narratives

Vince Vanguard

Bettina Bradbury redefines feminist history by highlighting the overlooked roles of women in shaping society, challenging traditional narratives with a focus on gender, class, and race.

Jerzy Topolski: A Luminary in Historical Scholarship

Martin Sparks

Jerzy Topolski revolutionized historiography with his innovative approach to historical causation and epistemology, leaving a lasting impact on modern historical analysis.

The Enigmatic Historian: Bernhard Erdmannsdörffer

KC Fairlight

Bernhard Erdmannsdörffer's meticulous research and empathetic approach to German history offer timeless insights into the complexities of the past.