
@stanford professor | history of political thought | literature and history | digital humanities.
Stanford, CA
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You’ve heard of the Thucydides Trap, but have you heard of the Sallust Snare?
Stanford historian @danedels warns of the dangers facing aging republics in @TheNatlInterest.
Link below 👇
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I am delighted to announce that I have been awarded the Herbert Baxter Adams Prize for “A Global Enlightenment.” Many thanks to all my fantastic friends and colleagues who helped me write it and to the American Historical Association for this extraordinary honor.
The AHA is pleased to announce the winners of its 2024 prizes, which honor exceptional books, distinguished teaching and mentoring in the classroom, public history, and other historical projects. Congratulations to the 2024 awardees! #AHAPerspectives historians.org/perspectives-…
Dan Edelstein retweeted
Can multiculturalism alone save the humanities? I offer my perspective in @chronicle:
Opinion | The Promise and Pitfalls of a 'Global Humanities' chronicle.com/article/the-pr…
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🚨The Hamilton Center at @UF will make up to 25 more hires this year, at junior & senior levels in:
1. Philosophy, Politics, Economics & Law
2. History, Statecraft & Strategy
3. American Government, History & Literature
4. Science, Technology, Ethics & Society
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Dan Edelstein retweeted
A huge congratulations to Darrin McMahon for receiving the Jacques Barzun Prize! amphilsoc.org/2024-jacques-b…
This French thread makes me sympathetic to Jacques Toubon. Hip French is basically an English creole now. – at Palo Alto, CA
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“We've had protests in the past, but they haven't pitted students against each other,” @Stanford’s president told me. In a candid series of interviews between Sept. and Mar. we discussed his thorny role: “It’s been kind of a rollercoaster to be honest.”
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Naming your kid Leviathan is quite the literal power move. – at Palo Alto, CA
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Some thoughts on academic values insidehighered.com/opinion/v… – at Palo Alto, CA
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Removed Notre Dame Scaffolding Reveals Construction Crew Accidentally Built Mosque bit.ly/48ryTnN
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HIGHER EDUCATION
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1. Tenure is not about free speech primarily. It is about self-governance.
Dan Edelstein retweeted
For a few years, I've said education polarization is the most powerful force in politics.
I might need to amend that.
Gender polarization in Gen-Z is seismic and global. And these are sensitive years for political ideology, where ppl's views harden.
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