Introduction to History Beyond

The monograph makes a compelling case for writing history beyond traditional periodization and across geographical and linguistic divides.

They move considerations of intellectual history beyond assumptions about individual genius, nationalism, or institutional context, bringing to the fore intellectual contributions of marginalized figures such as Mary Quayle Innis (Harold’s wife) and Margaret Stewart (McLuhan’s secretary).

Also explored is MK’s history beyond Mandela’s arrest.

Introduction: History Beyond the Classroom 2.

The patient had age-related presbycusis but no other medical history beyond mild headaches as a teenager.

Uncovering the (post)colonial connections which shaped British geography in the post-war period broadens understandings of disciplinary history beyond those which focus on Anglo-American networks and offers opportunities to consider the lessons of these past disciplinary patterns and practices for contemporary geography.