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The following are three articles I posted on my main blog. They very well-suited here. My intention initially was to interview a respected friend and
historian, Dr Heather Vallance regarding reasoned
historical research versus the pulp
non-fiction conspiracy theory type that litter our airports and clutter many a dinner/pub conversation. I then wrote up some follow up information regarding the
psychology of the conspiracist and the alarming popularity of pseudo-history.
"Can History be Objective? A Conversation with Heather Vallance"
http://jamieclubb.blogspot.com/2009/02/can-history-be-objective-conversation.html"The Psychology of Conspiracism"
http://jamieclubb.blogspot.com/2009/02/psychology-of-conspiracism.html"Pseudoscepticism and Pseudo-history"
http://jamieclubb.blogspot.com/2009/03/pseudoscepticism-and-pseudo-history.htmlDon't forget to check out Jamie Clubb's main blog www.jamieclubb.blogspot.com
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