American Friends of the Hakluyt Society
A North American Hub for Maritime Studies in Collaboration with the Hakluyt Society
Donovan Tann Associate Professor of English, University of Dubuque For many undergraduates, navigating the unfamiliar language in early modern texts can be intimidating. That anxiety can prompt students to lean on teachers—and websites—for the reassurance of ready-made knowledge. This blog…
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Please join us at the University of Notre Dame this April 24-26 for a special conference. Registration is free and participation may occur virtually or in person. Registration and full program may be found using the following link – https://web.cvent.com/event/40800558-2b5e-4425-8a53-22aef8f9e336/summary
Sarah E. Naramore Introducing undergraduate students with little or no experience in college-level history courses to primary sources is a daunting task. I teach at a small regional public university in Missouri. Most of my students in any given semester…
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The American Friends of the Hakluyt Society announces a call for short, informal, openaccess mini-essays / blog posts that describe how academics and writers in different disciplines work with the texts and legacies of Richard Hakluyt. We welcome posts about…
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