I have attached a copy of the latest newsletter from the Western History Association. Some great little articles in this quarter including:
- “Teaching the West On the Conservative-Liberal Divide,” by Andrea Radke-Moss
- “Cowboys, Aliens, and Other Folks: Teaching the West in Popular Culture,” by Richard Aquila
- “Confronting the Mythic West in U.S. High School History Classes,” by Christi Carlson, Katie Piehl, Heather Walker, Lori Wright, and Paula Wright
- “Establishing a Baseline in Western Historiography: The Graduate Reading Seminar,” by Durwood Ball
- “Forty Years with Bob Hine and the Textbook, The American West: An Interpretive History,” by John Mack Faragher
- “Teaching the Environmental History of the North American West,” by Jay Taylor
- “Yes, Virginia, Indians Are Still Here: Teaching Native American History,” by Andrew Fisher
- “Both Sides Now: Teaching the West North of the 49th Parallel,” by Betsy Jameson
- “Teaching Borderlands History for a New Generation,” by Samuel Truett
| 2012whaspringnewsletter.pdf |
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