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Teaching Intellectual History from a Global Perspective
Published April 18, 2016 by am2759

Teaching Intellectual History from a Global Perspective

Author: Peter Diamond   Teaching intellectual history from a global perspective requires, at a minimum, transcending national or regional boundaries.  But what else might a global perspective entail?  Adding non-Western works…

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