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...Keith Luria Copyright © April 1986 by MARHO: The Radical Historians' Organization, Inc. 1986 CULTURA.L HISTORY The Paradoxical Carlo Ginzburg Keith Luria Carlo Ginzburg delights in paradoxes. He...

...Keith Luria; Romulo Gandolfo Copyright © April 1986 by MARHO: The Radical Historians' Organization, Inc. 1986 Carlo Ginzburg: An Interview Keith Luria and Romulo Gandolfo Q: Would you describe yourself as a radical historian? Ginzburg: I don't...

...Donald Reid Carlo Ginzburg, The Judge and the Historian: Marginal Notes on a Late-Twentieth-Century Miscarriage of Justice . Translated by Antony Shugaar. New York: Verso, 1999. 2001 by MARHO: The Radical Historians' Organization,Inc. 2001 08-RHR 80 Reid.btw 5/15/01 4:04 PM Page 135...

... class. In his studies of sixteenth- and seventeenth-century peasants and church authorities, Italian cultural historian Carlo Ginzburg has imaginatively and provocatively explored the construction of cultural meanings in people’s ”private lives” -including their fan- tasies and religious...

... interests, these works reveal the com- plexity of divided values and practices among women and within the working class. In his studies of sixteenth- and seventeenth-century peasants and church authorities, Italian cultural historian Carlo Ginzburg has imaginatively and provocatively explored...

... Hook, Reinhold Niebuhr, Edmund Wilson, Benjamin Ginzburg, James Agee, and Orson Welles—were more successful than others at developing a coherent picture of contemporary America and its possibilities. Their achievement, Pells argues, consisted in creatively drawing from the ideology...

... unquestioningly to the teachings of ”the intellectual elite.” The work of Carol Lansing and Carlo Ginzburg shows that opinion in matters of theology and morals in western Europe were hardly uniform during at least some of the centuries covered in Boswell’s study. Uniformity, if and when it did arrive...

.... Freeman, Joshua B., Marilyn Halter, and Nelson Lichtenstein. Teaching the Sixties. 4493-107. Freund, William. Theft and Social Protest Among the Tin Miners of Northern Nigeria. 26:68-86. Gandolfo, Romulo, and Keith Luria. Carlo Ginzburg: An Interview. 3589-111. Gardner...

... in India and China. Javier Villa-Flores is an associate professor at the University of Illinois at Chicago. His work revolves around issues of religion, colonialism, performance studies, and the social history of language in colonial Mexico. He is the author of Carlo Ginzburg: El historiador como...

... that it will not participate as long as the CIA is involved. But other institutions, strapped for cash, are already lining up at the trough. The issue is less one of overt influence (Gates order- ing Car10 Ginzburg to take a harder line on witches or Joan Scott a softer one on dichotomies) but of the general aura...

... of them- selves as modernists, and most of its articles cover the history of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. This is not to say that early and premodernists did not appear in the pages of RHR. Works by Natalie Davis, Carlo Ginzburg, E. P. Thompson, and Lyndal Roper — some of the most...

... of Thaneshwar, along with his assistant Mithun Lal, prepared the map, available at Commissioner Ambala Records, Judicial 1862/4, Haryana State Archives, Panchkula (India). 2. See also Singh, “The Strange Science,” 279–304 ; Gross, Criminal Investigation , 483–550 ; Ginzburg, “Morelli, Freud...

... School, May 1996), www.law.harvard.edu/ programs/HRP/Publications/truth3.html. 4. Carlo Ginzburg, The Judge and the Historian: Marginal Notes on a Late-Twentieth- Century Miscarriage of Justice, trans. Antony Shugaar (London: Verso, 1999), 12. 5. E. H. Carr, What Is History? (New York...

... for historians. Bor- rowing methodological tools from anthropologists, historians such as Natalie Zemon Davis and Carlo Ginzburg questioned the re- lationship between elite culture and popular culture, to a large extent by exploring the mediation of culture.3 These historians em- phasized...

... for historians. Bor- rowing methodological tools from anthropologists, historians such as Natalie Zemon Davis and Carlo Ginzburg questioned the re- lationship between elite culture and popular culture, to a large extent by exploring the mediation of culture.3 These historians em- phasized...

... Ginzburg in his Cheese and Worms have been very successful in creating a historical past as a good anthropologist would, rather than just "applying" an- thropological concepts. As for Le Roy Ladurie, I did a long review of his Montaillou, which in many ways I liked very much. I...

...,” History of the Human Sciences 11, no. 4 (1998): 66. 26. In addition to Davis, Fiction in the Archives, see Carlo Ginzburg, Threads and Traces: True False Fictive, trans. Anne Tedeschi and John Tedeschi (Berkeley: University of California Press, 2012). 27. Enrique Florescano, Memory...

..., 1995); Jonathan Markovitz, Legacies of Lynching: Racial Violence and Memory (Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press, 2004); and Ralph Ginzburg, One Hundred Years of Lynchings (1962; Baltimore, MD: Black Classic Press, 1988). 18. See Joanna Bourke, “Sexy Snaps,” Index...

... transformations that I used to admire twenty years ago, now I believe microhistory, à la Carlo Ginzburg and Natalie Zemon Davis, is a form of historical knowledge that may empower people as it demonstrates the importance of the possible changes within...

... transformations that I used to admire twenty years ago, now I believe microhistory, à la Carlo Ginzburg and Natalie Zemon Davis, is a form of historical knowledge that may empower people as it demonstrates the importance of the possible changes within...