Dara O'Rourke
In her fifties, Dara O'Rourke won a public argument by proving that a celebrated charge of presentism rested on a date supplied decades after the event. The correction cost her a speaking invitation, two cordial lunches, and any hope of being called easy company; before that, she prepared tax returns for clients with unusually complicated deductions for seasonal work.
Articles by Dara O'Rourke
Recent Historiographical Turn Moves Entirely Into 'Sub-Sub-Subaltern' Perspectives, Leaving Primary Sources Bereft of Meaning
The seminar has not quoted the register yet.
Correction Notice for 'The Fall of Rome' Triggers Immediate Resignation of Entire Department Chair
The erratum was one line. The resignation was four pages.