Mind Inclined
Mark Canada, Ph.D.Elevating insights into literature, language, and history
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 131 | Subscribers | Read | mindinclined.substack.com |
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Painting the Signing of the Declaration of Independence
As some of you know, I often collaborate with a fellow scholar named Chris Young, a historian at Indiana University Northwest. We teamed up on some tours of the Back of the Yards area of Chicago (the setting of Upton Sinclair’s novel The Ju...
What Makes a Chuck Norris Joke Kick?
Welcome to the big tent of Mind Travel, where you can explore the wit of John Donne, the perseverance of Sacagawea, the lessons of Frederick Douglass and Benjamin Franklin, and, this week, the anatomy of a Chuck Norris joke.
Deism in Colonial American History
One of the best parts of being an academic is the access to experts on a wide variety of interesting subjects: history, the arts, science, religion, and more. For this week’s issue of Mind Travel, I invited a fellow scholar, friend, and run...
What’s in a Byname? Part 2
After surveying a variety of colorful bynames in last week’s column, we turn now to a narrow set of value-laden ones. As I hope you agree, dabbling in the history of these sobriquets is fun, but there’s also an opportunity here—a chance to ...
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Elevating people through education has been my life’s work. As a professor and author, I want to help you be your best. Join me for elevating explorations of books, history, and more.
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