Review Essay: The Return of Franz Boas?

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter I
2. Preface V
3. Contents VII
4. Section I: Individual Articles
5. When the Practitioners Came into Play: The Emergence of a Hands-On Approach to Transnational Kidnappings in the 1970s 1
6. Creating Digital Finance for the Many: The Emergence of Online Brokerage Firms in Sweden, 1996–2000 27
7. Anti-Intellectualism in American Protectionism. The Protectionist Campaign against Academic Economics in the Late Nineteenth Century 53
8. Section II: Gender, Archiving, and Knowledge Production after the Holocaust
9. Introduction: Gender, Archiving, and Knowledge Production after the Holocaust: A Postwar Republic of Letters? 91
10. Women’s Work, Women’s Networks: Correspondence and Knowledge Circulation Between the Polish Research Institute in Lund and Survivor Historical Commissions in the Early Postwar Period 105
11. Gender and the Materiality of Witnessing: The Wiener Library and Postwar Holocaust Knowledge 129
12. Letters from the Ashes: Gender, Documentation, and Holocaust Remembrance in the Work of Ruzka Korczak 151
13. Section III: Engaging the Field
14. Writing the History of a Reform University: Challenges and Opportunities 177
15. The Numinous, the Political, and the Epistemic: Analytical Categories for Exploring the Historical Intersections of Spirituality, Ideology, and Knowledge 195
16. Review Essay: The Return of Franz Boas? 215
17. Review Essay: The Europeanisation of the Universities: An Emerging Topic of Historical Research 237
18. To Play is to Know: Pushing the Boundaries of Doing Academia 259
19. Contributors