The Social Responsibility of the Historian

The Social Responsibility of the HistorianAt a time when the problems of the past have come to haunt many societies, the question of the social responsibility of the scientist and scholar, and of the historian in particular, has also once again become a topical one. In this volume seven internationally known historians consider this important question. DIOGENES LIBRARY

“The contributing authors read like a “Who’s Who” of disaster leaders

Walters embarked on an extraordinary career of scholarship and activism

He met William Lloyd Garrison

Wayne Parent

the often overlooked element of hospice care

electrophysiology

but nothing came of those relationships

is a rowdy local hero who already had intentions to marry Katrina

Dracula has continued to play an influential role in the canon of literature

the reader is left with a sensitivity and an awareness of the role one might play in the survivor's journey

Public issue television is a major contribution to understanding the relationship between television

and in Pula’s urban slang it has morphed from its original sense describing a set of affective states into one of lameness