Digestive Modernisms

Interdisciplinary network lead by @MarieAllitt and @peteradkins17
We're interested in all things gastronomics, guts, & gut health of modern life & literature

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Not signed up for today's hybrid research seminar on ‘Individual health management in nineteenth-century France’? It's not too late!

https://t.co/m2njo2k8z0

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Join us TODAY at midday for our research seminar on health, diet and digestion (among other topics) in nineteenth century France!

Online and in-person registration available here: https://t.co/m2njo2jAJs

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Join us, online or in person, TOMORROW for our research seminar on Individual health management in nineteenth-century France.

Featuring:
Alison Downham Moore
Manon Mathias
Fraser Riddell (@fraser_riddell)

Register here: https://t.co/m2njo2jAJs

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You can still register to attend this afternoon's online event (4pm BST)

Speakers:
Louise Benson James – ‘The digestive system in Radclyffe Hall’s Adam’s Breed'
Derek Ryan – ‘James Joyce’s ‘Lestrygonians’ and the Modernist Gullet’

Register here: https://t.co/j8NTiHR1IO

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We might be biased but this promises to be *excellent*! Registration link below!

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A gentle reminder that this is tomorrow!

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Our next online research seminar takes place on Wednesday 10 May at 4pm BST.

Speakers:
Louise Benson James – ‘The digestive system in Radclyffe Hall’s Adam’s Breed'
Derek Ryan – ‘James Joyce’s ‘Lestrygonians’ and the Modernist Gut’

Register here: https://t.co/j8NTiHR1IO

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This is a week today! Do register and join us for a fascinating research seminar on gullets and digestive tracts in modernist lit!

[Digestive Modernisms @DigestMod]

Our next online research seminar takes place on Wednesday 10 May at 4pm BST.

Speakers:
Louise Benson James – ‘The digestive system in Radclyffe Hall’s Adam’s Breed'
Derek Ryan – ‘James Joyce’s ‘Lestrygonians’ and the Modernist Gut’

Register here: https://t.co/j8NTiHR1IO

[Jennifer Ashby @jenniferashby.bsky.social @JenniferAAshby]

3 years since I received @ache_magazine with my printed article 'A Mouth, A Crater, A Wound: The Formation and Reversal of my Stoma'. Incredibly difficult piece to write & is still something I find painful (but necessary) to share.

Solidarity with those that lived this too.

[Digestive Modernisms @DigestMod]

Our next online research seminar takes place on Wednesday 10 May at 4pm BST.

Speakers:
Louise Benson James – ‘The digestive system in Radclyffe Hall’s Adam’s Breed'
Derek Ryan – ‘James Joyce’s ‘Lestrygonians’ and the Modernist Gut’

Register here: https://t.co/j8NTiHR1IO

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@JenniferAAshby @modernistudies I don't think it is being streamed, but @elsacrichardson might be able to say for sure.

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This #modwrite we are gearing up for the Modernity and the Gut Symposium taking place in Glasgow at the end of the week! You can still register (for free!) here: https://t.co/P2ZnyOdlHN

[Elsa Richardson @elsacrichardson]

Glasgow! Come to a film screening teaming with bacterial life and intestinal other worlds 28th of April 6pm at Kelvin Hall. Work by @kirstyahendry @jennasutela Marie Fernandez Pello @Lucy__Beech @_cinenova @ScottishGut and a Q+A hosted by A+E Collective https://t.co/KC7KpFaVgG

[Kirsty Hendry @kirstyahendry]

You and your bacterial kin should get your tickets for this!

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For online access, please register: https://t.co/m2njo2jAJs
Venue: Chrystal Macmillan Building, Seminar Room 4, George Square, University of Edinburgh

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Forthcoming Events! We have 2 more research events on the horizon - 10th and 16th May #guthealth #medhums #modernism #literarymodernism #digestion #digesting

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Tues 16th May, Hybrid, 12pm BST.
‘Individual health management in nineteenth-century France’
Alison Downham Moore (Western Sydney)
Manon Mathias (University of Glasgow)
Respondent: Fraser Riddell (Durham University)

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Huge thanks to everyone who came to this! It was wonderful to see some many people tuning in and the Q&A was fantastic!

Don't forget about @ScottishGut's Gut and Modernity conference in Glasgow later in the month and our next set of online talks at the beginning of May.

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Join us this Wednesday at 4pm GMT for an online seminar:

* @genevieve_smart - ‘The Passage to Gender Indeterminacy: F. T. Marinetti’s Guts’

* @peteradkins17 - ‘Of Steaks and Suffragettes: The Vegetarian Politics of Virginia Woolf’s Night and Day’

Link https://t.co/RfPnX8i73S

[Jennifer Ashby @jenniferashby.bsky.social @JenniferAAshby]

Fascinating start to @DigestMod today with @genevieve_smart on Marinetti, the guts, & gender indeterminacy & @peteradkins17 on vegetarian politics in Woolf's Night and Day. Trenches, reproductive ambivalence, empathetic consumption - lots to think about!