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Big Questions in History: History’s Relevance in Contemporary Society

22/07/2015 by Yvonne Perkins 3 Comments

Family history is an important entrée into wider historical interests for many people in our society. But historian Anna Clark asks if connecting to the past through personal experience shuts out other personal experiences? Anna Clark from University of Technology, Sydney was one of five historians who spoke at the popular ‘Big Questions in History’ panel at the recent … [Read more...] about Big Questions in History: History’s Relevance in Contemporary Society

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Yvonne Perkins is a professional historian and launched Stumbling Through the Past in August 2010. Focusing on history, and Australian history in particular, posts include interviews, book reviews, news reports on conferences and reflective pieces.

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