cultural historian

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From the point of view of intellectual and cultural historians, perhaps an even more important contribution of women's history has been the concept of gender.
The potential common ground with the growing interest among cultural historians in the "history of private life" is obvious.
Later, however, cultural historians judged the diorama an unscientific form of display.
These three volumes are a magnificent achievement for which future generations of literary and cultural historians will be deeply grateful.
The census remains important to religious and cultural historians.
The social and cultural historians, it seems, are engaged in a dialogue of the deaf.
Her approach may be more satisfying to cultural historians than to other readers, for it tends to address the image more than the reality.
Among social and cultural historians of the eighteenth century, much else has been afoot of late.
Both cultural historians and philatelists will benefit from this book, which every university research library should own.
Perhaps it is time for cultural historians to draw upon such histories of science and technology in their own scholarship and teaching.
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