New Chair of History Says the Discipline Should Document the Past and Engage With the Present | Columbia News

What an admirable demonstration of academic freedom by the incoming chair of the history department at Columbia University. Camille Robcis doesn’t offer a treatise about the principle of academic freedom. Instead, she demonstrates her own commitments to academic freedom and honest inquiry from her description of what she views the intellectual goals of history to be, and she describes her own expertise and teaching in the area of gender studies without even glancing at the thunder on the right about this field. Bravo Professor Robcis!

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Dan Little is a professor emeritus of philosophy who writes on history, social justice, and the social sciences.
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1 Response to New Chair of History Says the Discipline Should Document the Past and Engage With the Present | Columbia News

  1. gdkrenz's avatar gdkrenz says:

    This is fantastic, Dan. May others follow her example!

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