At a time when measurement and conceptualization are paramount, I consider that the historian still has a duty to be readable, not least outside of the profession and that the virtues of pragmatism, intuition, and a sense of style are as important as ever."
In an age where clarity and expression are vital, I believe historians have a responsibility to write in a way that is clear and engaging, both within their field and for a broader audience, and that the benefits of pragmatism, intuition, and stylistic flair remain just as significant.