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The relationship between Dad History and academic history has not been well-thought out. One redditor called it a path towards critical history, or “real” history as some in the thread called academic history. Another called Dad History “entry-level” history. I think Dad History can be academic in the sense that it adheres to critical methods, traditional footnoting, and balanced arguments. But a lot of Dad History is more concerned with telling a compelling story than in showing nuances or “both sides” of a story. Dad’s (not all father’s out there, but the readers of Dad History) want their stories straightforward. There should be good guys and bad guys, and the more the good guys look like and sound like themselves, the better. In general, the topics are of Dad History are serious and the research is thorough, if not always very original. While television history shows turn towards the occult, the mysterious, and the extraterrestrial for explanations, Dad History roots cause and effect in the decisions of real men. Dad History, then, sets itself up as an honest, serious alternative to the now culturally dominant nonsense of the History Channel.
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Dad History runs in a different direction than academic history. While academic historians are looking more towards incorporating women and people of color, Dad History is mostly white and male. Academic dissertations have to be narrow, and nowadays they always seem to have to focus on the “intersection” of one thing and another. Academics used to write dissertations about “The Diplomatic Relations of Prussia and Austria from 1847 to 1853,” but now they write dissertations about things like “The Intersection of Art and Politics in Transnational St. Louis.” Dad History books, meanwhile, are about topics that could never be approved as dissertations because they are too broad, too general, and too well-known. Dad History books can be about any President, but not the boring ones like Cleveland, Fillmore, or Taft. They can be about The Alamo, because that’s pretty manly, or baseball, of course, and Generals – especially George Patton – , and almost anything about the Second World War.
