College of Social Sciences
38 achievements
Kytle, E.
(November 13,2015).
Ben Carson’s Not the First Person to Draw Ridiculous Parallels to Slavery.
Huffington Post.
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| Kytle, E.
(2015).
Give the Abolitionists a Break.
fifteeneightyfour: Academic Perspectives from Cambridge University Press.
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| Kytle, E., & Geissert, C.
(February 27, 2015).
Myth, Reality and the Underground Railroad.
New York Times.
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| Kytle, E., & Roberts, B.
(December 6, 2015 ).
America Needs a National Slavery Memorial.
New York Times.
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| Kytle, E., & Roberts, B.
(December 10, 2015).
America needs a national slavery monument.
Fresno Bee.
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| Kytle, E., & Roberts, B.
(December 18, 2015).
Why America needs a monument to slavery.
Tampa Bay Times.
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| Kytle, E., & Roberts, B.
(June 25, 2015 ).
Take Down the Confederate Flags, But Not the Monuments.
The Atlantic.
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| Kytle, E., & Roberts, B.
(2015).
Tourism, Terrorism, and the Memory of Slavery in Charleston, South Carolina.
Process: A Blog for American History.
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| Kytle, E., & Roberts, B.
(April 16, 2015).
When Old Glory Returned to Fort Sumter.
New York Times.
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| Kytle, E., & Roberts, B.
(2015).
When Freedom Came to Charleston.
Civil War Monitor. 20-21, 72-73.
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| Kytle, E.
(2014).
Review of Necessary Courage: Iowa’s Underground Railroad in the Struggle against Slavery.
Civil War Book Review.
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| Kytle, E.
(2014).
Why the College of Charleston’s New President Needs a History Lesson.
History News Network.
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| Kytle, E.
(April 27, 2014).
A Confederate Apologist Turns College President.
Chicago Sun-Times.
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| Kytle, E., & Roberts, B.
(2014).
History, Hashtags, and the Truth About Slavery.
“The Conversation: Opinion and Ideas”.
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| Kytle, E., & Roberts, B.
(February 10, 2014).
The Dust Bowl Returns.
New York Times.
pp. 21.
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| Kytle, E.
(2014).
Romantic reformers and the antislavery struggle in the Civil War Era.
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| Kytle, E.
(2013).
Harpers Ferry, Redux.
New York Times.
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| Kytle, E.
(October 4, 2013 ).
Trading an African Dashiki for Union Blue.
New York Times.
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| Kytle, E.
(2013).
Review of Andrew Delbanco, The Abolitionist Imagination.
Journal of Southern History. 704-706.
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| Kytle, E.
(2012).
Captain Higginson Takes Command.
New York Times.
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| Kytle, E., & Roberts, B.
(2012).
Is It Okay to Talk about Slaves? Segregating the Past in Historic Charleston.
Destination Dixie: Tourism and Southern History.
Gainesville: University Press of Florida.
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| Kytle, E., & Roberts, B.
(2012).
The Grove of Gladness.
New York Times.
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| Kytle, E., & Roberts, B.
(2012).
Robert Smalls’s Great Escape.
New York Times.
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| Kytle, E.
(2012).
A Transcendentalist Above All: Thomas Wentworth Higginson, John Brown, and the Raid at Harpers Ferry.
Journal of the Historical Society. 12(3),
283-308.
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| Roberts, B., & Kytle, E.
(2012).
Looking the Thing in the Face: Slavery, Race, and the Commemorative Landscape in Charleston, South Carolina.
Journal of Southern History. 78(3),
639-684.
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| Kytle, E.
(2011).
Confessions of a Civil War Historian.
The Collegian.
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| Kytle, E.
(2011).
Focus on the Real Issues of U.S. Civil War.
The Fresno Bee.
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| Kytle, E.
(2011).
Fort Sumter Sesquicentennial: Charleston Changes Her Tune.
History News Network.
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| Kytle, E.
(2011).
An American Romantic Goes to War.
New York Times.
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| Kytle, E.
(2010).
Review of Isham G. Harris of Tennessee: Confederate Governor and United States Senator, by Sam Davis Elliot.
Tennessee Historical Quarterly. 278-279.
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| Kytle, E.
(2010).
How McDonnell’s Remarks Could Jeopardize Southern Tourism.
History News Network.
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| Kytle, E., & Roberts, B.
(2010).
Dancing Around History.
New York Times.
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| Kytle, E., & Roberts, B.
(2010).
Still Fighting the Civil War in Charleston.
History News Service.
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| Kytle, E., Widmer, T., Malanowski, J., Goodheart, A., Holzer, H., & Roberts, B.
(2010).
The Road from Secession to Sumter.
New York Times.
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| Kytle, E.
(2008).
The Contradiction at the Heart of American Democracy.
Reviews in American History. 390-396.
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| Kytle, E.
(2007).
From Body Reform to Reforming the Body Politic: Transcendentalism and the Militant Antislavery Career of Thomas Wentworth Higginson.
American Nineteenth Century History. 8(3),
325-350.
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| Kytle, E.
(2007).
Review of Images of Germany in American Literature, by Waldemar Zacharasiewicz.
Journal of American History. 94(3),
95.
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| Kytle, E.
(2007).
Review of To Set This World Right: The Antislavery Movement in Thoreau’s Concord, by Sandra Harbert Petrulionis.
H-SHEAR: H-Net Online. 2007(June).
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