social historian

Perhaps future social historians will hold them up as human exhibits of the information age.

He was also a social historian, one who had perfect pitch.

As such, they will be invaluable to future social historians.

The social historian will find his books full of illuminating information.

Many of our users are social historians, and we offer support to them at all stages.

This is an exhibition for both the connoisseur and the social historian.

Thus it seems wrong when today's social historians try to impose their mores on those of another time and place.

These aspects have received sustained analysis from recent feminist and social historians.

The importance of these datasets for the social historian is probably obvious.

Through this process, social historians came up with new generalizations about communities and populations.

A generation of social historians has demonstrated as much.

Nonetheless, he is a social historian of uncommon literary wit.

If social historians want to find here reflected images of class wars to come, far be it from me to discourage them.

Jacoby, a social historian, clearly thinks the two phenomena are related.

Contributors to the magazine have included many prominent prairie and social historians.

Not unexpectedly, he scorns the current invasion of his field by social historians.

If scientists hadn't created it, social historians would have.

From there, she says, citing the social historian T. .

Patrick Joyce is a British social historian, who has also worked on political history.

Archeologists and social historians have fitted women into the context of the Bible.

In this area, she is the only 1990's social historian who has researched events from the bottom up.

Like all social historians, I find more property deeds than grocery bills in the archives.

Social historians might wonder at the home life that produced the following advice for a future wife:

However social historians find small cities much easier to handle because they can use census data to cover or sample the entire population.