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Among the Ruins

Jon Dell Isola, PhD

A medieval historian pulling back the curtain on how history is created. Posts mostly about history, current events, and whatever sparks my curiosity

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Medieval Kings Were Not All Tyrants

For many Americans, the meaning of a king and a tyrant are largely synonymous. It is common in American media to see kings treated as tyrannical, because they are not bound by the will of the people, are arbitrary, etc. Here is what the inh...

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Archives are Fun (and Sometimes Frustrating)

I only have a few more days left in Munich, where I have been conducting research at the Monumenta Germaniae Historica. The MGH library is world class, and the idea of not having access to it is despair inducing. I also got to spend a good ...

2 months ago
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Were You There? The Case for Knowing Things About the Past

Paul Klee, Limits of Reason (1927). In the Pinakothek Moderne but not on display. CC-BY-SA 4.0.

3 months ago
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Close Encounters of the Charter Kind

This week I have been in the Bayerisches Hauptstaatsarchiv looking at charters in person. Not only has this been particularly useful academically, it is also just really cool to see them in real life instead of in a digitized copy. It is a ...

3 months ago
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  • Jon Dell Isola, PhD

    PhD in Medieval History. Fascinated with questions of politics, power, and writing. Looking behind the scenes at how history is written and how historians work.

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