To claim that Hayden White has yet to be read seriously as a philosopher of history might seem false on the face of it. But do tropes and the rest provide any epistemic rationale for differing representations of historical events found in histories? As an explanation of White’s influence on philosophy of history, such a proffered emphasis only generates a puzzle with regard to taking White seri...

Suppose that you are given some number of objects that have a set order but have been randomly shuffled. Without any prior information, you are given the task of putting the objects back into their correct order. How many ways could you arrange the objects? How well do you expect to do? Would this change if there were more objects? Recently I was faced with these very questions and, in the proc...

Food is a signifier of identity and status (Hayden, 1998, 2009; Hayden & Villeneuve, 2011; Neill et al., 2015). In traditional times, Māori consumed range hunted, gathered, cultivated foods (Royal Kaka-Scott, 2013). As result this diet, non-infectious diseases were low among due to with higher levels protective chemicals nutrients (Cambie Fergusson, 2003).

Actualmente, el análisis de la recepción obras literarias desde enfoque interdisciplinar permite observar otras formas hacer historia, exponiéndola a través narrativas que ostentan verdad oculta y profunda del autor, un pueblo o región; discursos basados en hechos históricos, narrados por testimonios recurrían memoria interpretación sus vivencias para representarlos otorgar perspectivas las se ...

To the Editor: As an osteopathic pediatrician who has used osteopathic manipulative treatment for patients with infantile colic, it was a pleasure to read about the research of Hayden and Mullinger1 that was summarized by Michael A. Seffinger, DO,2 in the May installation of “The Somatic Connection.” Hayden and Mullinger1 focused on the use of osteopathic manipulation by osteopaths in the Unite...