History of the Human Sciences articles
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Book review: Depression in Japan: Psychiatric Cures for a Society in Distress , vol. 26 (5): 166-170 |
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Book review: Preparing for Life in Humanity 2.0 , vol. 26 (5): 171-174 |
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Historians in the archive: An introduction , vol. 26 (4): 3-7 |
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Inventing the archive: Testimony and virtue in modern historiography , vol. 26 (4): 8-26 |
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Archives and history: Towards a history of 'the use of state archives' in the 19th century , vol. 26 (4): 27-49 |
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The trial of Henry of Brederode: Historians, sources and location under discussion in 19th-century historiography , vol. 26 (4): 50-66 |
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The heroic study of records: The contested persona of the archival historian , vol. 26 (4): 67-83 |
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The untamed archive: History-writing in the Netherlands East Indies and the use of archives , vol. 26 (4): 84-106 |
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The European model and the archive in Japan: Inspiration or legitimation? , vol. 26 (4): 107-127 |
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Wild archives: Unsteady records of the past in the travels of Enno Littmann , vol. 26 (4): 128-148 |
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How autism became autism: The radical transformation of a central concept of child development in Britain , vol. 26 (3): 3-31 |
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'I am a philosopher of the particular case': An interview with the 2009 Holberg prizewinner Ian Hacking , vol. 26 (3): 32-51 |
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Adam Smith's economic and ethical consideration of animals , vol. 26 (3): 52-67 |
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The question-and-answer logic of historical context , vol. 26 (3): 68-81 |
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Moralizing biology: The appeal and limits of the new compassionate view of nature , vol. 26 (3): 82-106 |
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Book review: The dawn of critical neuroscience , vol. 26 (3): 107-115 |
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Book review: Luigi Russolo, Futurist: Noise, Visual Arts and the Occult , vol. 26 (3): 116-119 |
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Religion, polygenism and the early science of human origins , vol. 26 (2): 3-32 |
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Badness, madness and the brain - the late 19th-century controversy on immoral persons and their malfunctioning brains , vol. 26 (2): 33-50 |
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Lester Ward and Patrick Geddes in early American and British sociology , vol. 26 (2): 51-69 |
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Malinowski and the New Humanism , vol. 26 (2): 70-87 |
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Non-reductive continental naturalism in the contemporary humanities: Working with Helene Metzger's philosophical reflections , vol. 26 (2): 88-105 |
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Human economy and social policy: On ordo-liberalism and political authority , vol. 26 (2): 106-125 |
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Making the cut: The production of 'self-harm' in post-1945 Anglo-Saxon psychiatry , vol. 26 (2): 126-150 |
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Book review: The Pursuit of the Nazi Mind: Hitler, Hess, and the Analysts , vol. 26 (2): 151-155 |
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The materiality of things? Bruno Latour, Charles Peguy and the history of science , vol. 26 (1): 3-28 |
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Oikonomia in the age of empires , vol. 26 (1): 29-51 |
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Adam Ferguson and ethnocentrism in the science of man , vol. 26 (1): 52-67 |
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Insects, instincts and boundary work in early social psychology , vol. 26 (1): 68-89 |
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Between the vertical and the horizontal: Time and space in archaeology , vol. 26 (1): 90-110 |
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The mind is a brittle object: The abortion law and therapeutic legitimation , vol. 26 (1): 111-127 |
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Capitalism and criticism: Weber on economic history , vol. 26 (1): 128-139 |
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Memory and the psychologists , vol. 26 (1): 140-150 |
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Book review: About Faces: Physiognomy in Nineteenth Century Britain , vol. 26 (1): 151-154 |
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Book review: Normalizing the Balkans: Geopolitics of Psychoanalysis and Psychiatry , vol. 26 (1): 155-157 |
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The invention of the psychosocial: An introduction , vol. 25 (5): 3-12 |
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The pursuit of happiness: The social and scientific origins of Hans Selye's natural philosophy of life , vol. 25 (5): 13-29 |
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'The gut war': Functional somatic disorders in the UK during the Second World War , vol. 25 (5): 30-48 |
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War on fear: Solly Zuckerman and civilian nerve in the Second World War , vol. 25 (5): 49-72 |
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Glasgow's 'sick society'?: James Halliday, psychosocial medicine and medical holism in Britain c.1920-48 , vol. 25 (5): 73-90 |
