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Michael J. Kramer

Author: Culture Rover

Michael J. Kramer is a historian, writer, teacher, dramaturg, and editor. His work focuses especially on modern United States cultural and intellectual history and he is the author of The Republic of Rock: Music and Citizenship in the Sixties Counterculture (Oxford University Press, 2013). He teaches history and American studies at Northwestern University, where he is the co-founder of NUDHL, the Northwestern University Digital Humanities Laboratory. He has written for numerous publications and blogs about art, history, politics, and more at Culture Rover.
11 December 201911 December 2019

Rovings

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5 December 20195 December 2019

That’s Sick

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17 November 201917 November 2019

What Is Impeachment?

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11 November 201911 November 2019

04/03/2019: Digital Cultural History—A Roundtable @ OAH Conference, Washington, DC

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11 November 201917 November 2019

11/14/2019: What is Impeachment? @ SUNY Brockport Student Union

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9 November 201910 November 2019

Not Even Past

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7 November 201917 November 2019

Book Review—Thinking the Blues: Voices of Mississippi, Artists and Musicians Documented By William Ferris

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2 November 20192 November 2019

Everyone’s a Historian

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15 October 201920 October 2019

Rovings

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Writing & Projects

BOOKS

  • This Machine Kills Fascists: Technology, Tradition, and Democratic Culture in the US Folk Music Revival (in progress)
  • The Republic of Rock: Music and Citizenship in the Sixties Counterculture (Oxford University Press, 2013; paperback, 2017)
    • The Republic of Rock Blog

DIGITAL PROJECTS

  • The Berkeley Folk Music Festival Project
    • Revising Humbead’s Revised Map of the World: Digitally Remapping the Sixties Folk Music Revival

  • Culture Rover: Promiscuous Cultural Criticism
    • Unfamiliar Quotations
    • Photo Journal

  • Issues in Digital History

  • Glitching for Historical Inquiry

  • Atlantic World Forum

Teaching

  • Philosophy, Courses, Syllabi

Consulting

  • Editing & Writing – Dramaturgy – Digital & Public Humanities

Events

  • Calendar

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