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Since at least the publication of R.G. Collingwood's classic historiography, The Idea of History (c1946), scholars have debated whether History belongs in the humanities or social sciences. What do you think?

A monthly podcast produced by the Presidential Libraries of the National Archives and Records Administration. Listen to historical clips from the Libraries' collection, ranging from serious policy discussions to conversations with presidential family members.

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Take inspiration from the past with history podcasts from The Smithsonian Institution's National Museum of American History, Oxford University Press and others.

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From the Civil War to the Present is a college course developed and taught by U.C. Berkeley history professor Jennifer Burns. The entire course is available as a podcast in iTunesU (About iTunesU).

Welcome to Temple University Libraries' comprehensive guide to history research. Click on the tabs above to explore the many resources available to support the information needs of our history students and faculty. Begin on this homepage with quick access to articles, journals, and books. Below you'll also find links to academic blogs and podcasts, a history poll, and a YouTube video featuring one of Temple's history professors.

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History News serves as an outlet for announcements and discussion of interest to Temple's History Department. Learn about exciting new library databases and trials, get history-specific research tips, discover resources that support various history courses and subfields, and much more. RSS feed available.

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Temple's own public historian, Seth C. Bruggeman, authors this blog subtitled "objects, memory, meaning." Note that Dr. Bruggeman also maintains a list of Digital Resources for Historians on his website.

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A military history feed from the blog of historian Mark Grimsley. One of my favorites!

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Blogs authored by professional historians reveal a side of historical scholarship not found elsewhere. Here are several of my favoriate historian-generated blogs:

Listen to Temple historian Ralph Young and his students discuss the historical significance of dissent in America.

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