While I often discuss my book "A New History of the Humanities" with students in college (from the Netherlands to the US), it's rare to find a blog where students' opinions are open to the rest of the world, until I found these blogs from Cornell College. They're thrilling to read and mind provoking. While I would of course love to reply to all their questions and thoughts, I think that's too intrusive. But if I ever meet them, I will give them a "high five" too! They made me think deeper, for which I'm really grateful. Here's a selection of the blogs:
This weblog is dedicated to the work by Rens Bod, in particular to his books A New History of the Humanities ("De vergeten wetenschappen", 2010/2013), World of Patterns ("Een wereld vol patronen", 2019/2022), Why Am I Here? ("Waarom ben ik hier?, 2023) and The Unique Animal (2025).
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woensdag 28 januari 2015
What Do Students Think of "A New History of the Humanities"?
While I often discuss my book "A New History of the Humanities" with students in college (from the Netherlands to the US), it's rare to find a blog where students' opinions are open to the rest of the world, until I found these blogs from Cornell College. They're thrilling to read and mind provoking. While I would of course love to reply to all their questions and thoughts, I think that's too intrusive. But if I ever meet them, I will give them a "high five" too! They made me think deeper, for which I'm really grateful. Here's a selection of the blogs:
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