INVITED GUEST: Dr. Joseph Levitan, Associate Professor, McGill University

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History-in-the-Now Conversations!

Paul Zanazanian

15 episodes

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In this podcast series, Paul Zanazanian, author and Associate Professor at McGill University, explores what history is, what it can do, and how people use it in their everyday lives. What is unique about this series is that Zanazanian engages in conversations with scholars and other professionals who do not work in any field directly related to history but — as shall be discovered — hold valuable insights about history’s worth and relevance. The podcast is inspired by Zanazanian’s book, Historical Consciousness and Practical Life: A Theory and Methodology, which examines history’s life uses.

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INVITED GUEST: Dr. Joseph Levitan, Associate Professor, McGill University

History-in-the-Now Conversations!

33 minutes 55 seconds

10 months ago

INVITED GUEST: Dr. Joseph Levitan, Associate Professor, McGill University

Joseph (Joe) Levitan, (PhD) is an Associate Professor in the Department of Integrated Studies in Education at McGill University. Since 2010, he has been working with communities in multiple contexts on community-based action research projects to address deep challenges to education, wellbeing, health, and prosperity. Joe currently engages in Community-Based Participatory Action Research projects in Peru, Panama, India, and Canada and takes a multi-epistemological and ecological approach to his work in order to honor the diverse lived realities of community members, while ensuring that community collaboration and traditional ways of being are also honored and developed.

REFERENCING FOR CITATION PURPOSES: Zanazanian, P. (Host) & Levitan, J. (Guest). (2024, September). How history lives within us: Associate professor Joseph Levitan from McGill University talks history. History in the Now Conversations.
https://historyinthenow.com/podcast/