The Carnival of Genealogy LXXXIII is up at Janet the Researcher; and Biblical Studies Carnival XLVII is up at Paul of Tarsus in Historical Perspective. Indian History Carnival #23 is up at varnam and the Giant's Shoulders #17, the history of science carnival, should be up later today at The Primate Diaries.
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Posted: Genealogy, Science, India, Biblical Studies
As Ralph said
Posted: Carnival of Genealogy, etc.
The Mothers Day edition of the Carnival of Genealogy is up at Creative Gene. The next edition's theme is "The Good Earth."
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The 11th Giants Shoulders, History of Science, is up -- they're approaching their one year mark! Their approach, blogging about classic works of science, reminds me of something I'd like to see more of in the history blogosphere: revisiting influential works to see how they've held up in light of subsequent work. We've all seen it: a non-specialist cites something that was widely considered important work at one time, but specialists know that it's been supplanted as a standard.
And Varnam's got the Indian History Carnival.
Also:
The 11th Giants Shoulders, History of Science, is up -- they're approaching their one year mark! Their approach, blogging about classic works of science, reminds me of something I'd like to see more of in the history blogosphere: revisiting influential works to see how they've held up in light of subsequent work. We've all seen it: a non-specialist cites something that was widely considered important work at one time, but specialists know that it's been supplanted as a standard.
And Varnam's got the Indian History Carnival.
Giant's Shoulders
This went up a couple of weeks ago: The Giant's Shoulders #1, the first edition of a new history of science carnival, at A Blog Around the Clock.
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