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Bookmark or Share- How does one become a history buff? : r/AskHistory - RedditVikings is a good survey of Viking history from Vineland to Constantinople. Rise of Communism and Communism in power are two nice surveys of communist history through Mao. Pagan World: ancient religions before Christianity This sounds like a religion course, but religion was an important part of everyday life. Nine lectures cover religion and ...
- I want to become a history buff. Where do I start? : r/history - RedditI find the professional dislike of something like Hardcore History funny. Dan makes no claims of authority beyond being a "fan" and his show is a celebration of the work done by professionals, it drives interest in the field and attempts to make the case that history is important.
- The "history buff" starter pack : r/starterpacks - RedditEarly game Germany is the most OP nation there is, especially if it's a player. Then Germany can actually attempt Op.Sealion (which was actually wargamed in 1974 at the RMA Sandhurst by period British and German officers and even with Germany buffed to high heaven and the Royal Navy removed from the scene completely, the Germans still lost in only a few weeks, with only 15000 of the 90000 men ...
- Does the term "history buff" carry a negative connotation in the ...Hey there, finishing up my BA in history this year and am currently taking an interesting course that is part historiography part "how-to be a professional historian" and I am just wondering if terms like "history buffs" or "amateur historian" or "armchair historian" have a negative connotation in the profession.
- [Meta] Academic History vs. Buff History - Where does /r ... - RedditLong time lurker, occasional poster, and using a throwaway for obvious reasons. So I was in class at a pretty well-known university on the East Coast earlier this week, in a history class, of course, and the topic of "buff history" versus "academic history" came up. The consensus (including the Professor) seemed to be that while "buff history" wasn't bad, per se, it tended towards more obscure ...
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