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H-Urban on [email protected] Urban History
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A new group, H-Urban (URBAN HISTORY) has been set up at the
University of Illinois at Chicago (UIC) in order to provide a forum
for scholars of urban history. The UIC history department has a
long-standing interest in the history of Chicago and other U.S.
cities, ethnicity and immigration, and of European and Russian urban
development.
The primary purpose of H-Urban is to enable urban historians to
easily communicate current research and research interests; to
discuss new approaches, methods and tools of analysis; to share
reviews of useful resources including monographs, journals, articles,
and primary source materials such as papers, maps, records, and
databases; and to announce calls for papers, conferences, museum and
society shows, exhibitions, job opportunities, grants and
fellowships.
H-Urban is also a forum for exploring the approaches, methods and
tools used in teaching history to graduate and undergraduate
students. As described below, UIC is establishing an electronic
archive easily accessible to historians. Syllabi, reading lists, and
examinations would all be valuable additions to the archive.
Discussion of cities throughout human history, and in all geographic
areas is welcome.
To subscribe to H-Urban, send a note to Listserv@UICVM or
Listserv@xxxxxxxxxxxxx with the following command in the BODY:
Subscribe H-Urban Your Full Name
H-Urban Fileserver
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Documents of interest to urban historians -- bibliographies, book and
article reviews, announcements, teaching materials, and descriptions
of tools, techniques, and computer software and hardware -- will be
made available from the H-Urban fileserver. In addition, an archive
of all discussion on H-Urban will be available from the fileserver.
To obtain a list of available documents, send a note to
LISTSERV@uicvm (or LISTSERV@xxxxxxxxxxxxx) with the following
command in the BODY:
Index H-Urban
To obtain a specific document, send LISTSERV the command
GET filename filetype
Thus, to obtain a document entitled "H-Urban Welcome" from the
fileserver, send a note to Listserv with the command
GET H-Urban Welcome
Contributions to the archive are welcome, and should be sent to
Wendy Plotkin at U20566@UICVM or U20566@xxxxxxxxxxxxx.
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H-Urban has been established under the auspices of H-Net, an
initiative at UIC to establish electronic communications among
historians and to educate historians in the use of electronic media.
Professor Richard Jensen is the director of H-Net.
H-Net is affiliated with the History Network, an international
organization established to coordinate the efforts of historians
worldwide in using Internet and Bitnet.
The moderator of this group is Wendy Plotkin. Advisers to the group
are Perry Duis, Louise Kerr and David Jordan of the University of
Illinois at Chicago, James Grossman of the Newberry Library, and
Daniel Greenstein of University of Glasgow, Scotland.
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H-Urban on [email protected] Urban History
or LISTSERV@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
A new group, H-Urban (URBAN HISTORY) has been set up at the
University of Illinois at Chicago (UIC) in order to provide a forum
for scholars of urban history. The UIC history department has a
long-standing interest in the history of Chicago and other U.S.
cities, ethnicity and immigration, and of European and Russian urban
development.
The primary purpose of H-Urban is to enable urban historians to
easily communicate current research and research interests; to
discuss new approaches, methods and tools of analysis; to share
reviews of useful resources including monographs, journals, articles,
and primary source materials such as papers, maps, records, and
databases; and to announce calls for papers, conferences, museum and
society shows, exhibitions, job opportunities, grants and
fellowships.
H-Urban is also a forum for exploring the approaches, methods and
tools used in teaching history to graduate and undergraduate
students. As described below, UIC is establishing an electronic
archive easily accessible to historians. Syllabi, reading lists, and
examinations would all be valuable additions to the archive.
Discussion of cities throughout human history, and in all geographic
areas is welcome.
To subscribe to H-Urban, send a note to Listserv@UICVM or
Listserv@xxxxxxxxxxxxx with the following command in the BODY:
Subscribe H-Urban Your Full Name
H-Urban Fileserver
--------------------
Documents of interest to urban historians -- bibliographies, book and
article reviews, announcements, teaching materials, and descriptions
of tools, techniques, and computer software and hardware -- will be
made available from the H-Urban fileserver. In addition, an archive
of all discussion on H-Urban will be available from the fileserver.
To obtain a list of available documents, send a note to
LISTSERV@uicvm (or LISTSERV@xxxxxxxxxxxxx) with the following
command in the BODY:
Index H-Urban
To obtain a specific document, send LISTSERV the command
GET filename filetype
Thus, to obtain a document entitled "H-Urban Welcome" from the
fileserver, send a note to Listserv with the command
GET H-Urban Welcome
Contributions to the archive are welcome, and should be sent to
Wendy Plotkin at U20566@UICVM or U20566@xxxxxxxxxxxxx.
*********************************************************************
H-Urban has been established under the auspices of H-Net, an
initiative at UIC to establish electronic communications among
historians and to educate historians in the use of electronic media.
Professor Richard Jensen is the director of H-Net.
H-Net is affiliated with the History Network, an international
organization established to coordinate the efforts of historians
worldwide in using Internet and Bitnet.
The moderator of this group is Wendy Plotkin. Advisers to the group
are Perry Duis, Louise Kerr and David Jordan of the University of
Illinois at Chicago, James Grossman of the Newberry Library, and
Daniel Greenstein of University of Glasgow, Scotland.