Issue 9 of the journal brings a collection of work exploring British history. Through these chapters, we would love to take you on a ride through British history in reverse chronological order.
Issue 8 of the journal speaks to some of the most enduring and urgent questions historians grapple with: How are identities constructed and contested? How do power, violence, and ideology shape societies? What role do memory, material culture, and narrative play in our understanding of the past? Whether examining gender and nationalism, medieval chivalry, sexology, imperialism, or the legacies of modern warfare, each contribution offers fresh insight into the human experience and the historian’s craft.
Issues of the Southampton Journal of Undergraduate History
Issue 7 of the journal is a dissertation special! Inside you’ll find excerpts from nine dissertations written by our students, including chapters discussing popular media through history, exploring queer themes, and more! Enjoy!
The sixth issue of the journal features a wide range of articles spanning across a variety of different topics, including Alexander the Great, modernity in twentieth century art, and Elizabethan witchcraft. Happy reading!
This fifth issue includes articles on Viking Slaves, Early Indian Nationalism, the experiences of Jewish Immigrant Women, and many more. Enjoy!
This fourth volume of the Southampton Journal of Undergraduate History includes articles on Roman Triumph under Augustus; witchcraft in the Arabian Nights; the causes of Tudor rebellions; stagnation in Brezhnev’s Soviet Union; and many more! Happy reading!