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the-serpents-of-liberty
The Serpents of Liberty - JSTOR Daily
From the colonial period to the end of the US Civil War, the rattlesnake sssssssymbolized everything from evil to unity and power.
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how-to-meme-what-you-say
How to Meme What You Say - JSTOR Daily
The linguistic theories behind what we're trying to say when we adapt and share internet memes.
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what-happened-to-tagging
What Happened to Tagging? - JSTOR Daily
Tags decentralized and democratized the organization of information. What became of "social tagging?"
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when-singing-was-a-crime
When Singing Was a Crime - JSTOR Daily
Calvinist reformers in sixteenth-century Geneva frequently punished people for immoral behavior—like singing.
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remembering-mavis-gallant
Remembering Mavis Gallant - JSTOR Daily
Shaped by her Canadian origins and early work as a journalist, expatriate Gallant used the short story to examine the sociopolitics of post-war Europe.
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an-age-of-fantasy-politics
An Age of Fantasy Politics - JSTOR Daily
Tropes from science fiction and fantasy have become fodder for political rhetoric and action on all sides in the twenty-first century.
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what-is-a-quantum-computer
What Is a Quantum Computer? - JSTOR Daily
Researchers claim to have turned back time inside a quantum computer. Meanwhile, most of us are still trying to wrap our minds around what that even means.
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building-a-better-democracy
Building A Better Democracy? - JSTOR Daily
Metaphors of construction have been popular in American history from the start. How come?
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how-films-can-teach-history
How Films Can Teach History - JSTOR Daily
By viewing movies like The Manchurian Candidate, students can see one version of history that they can then use to dig deeper, explore more.
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the-trailblazing-merze-tate
The Trailblazing Merze Tate - JSTOR Daily
A celebrated historian of race and imperialism, Tate was an intrepid traveler who avidly shared her passion and meticulously documented her journeys.
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