The Field of the History of Emotions in Ireland

Worrying about the Field of the History of Emotions in Ireland - An event series funded by @IrishResearch. Tweets by Sara Honarmand @PaulMellonCentr fellow

[The Field of the History of Emotions in Ireland @EmotionsIreland]

Exciting news: I will be editing a special forum section of @EHCS_Journal for 2022 on the theme of architecture and emotions.
It will include important new research and two commentaries.
Thanks to the contributors and the editors of EHCS.
Can't wait to share more in the future

[HEX Handbook @HexHandbook]

Introducing the Digital Handbook for the History of Experience (HEX Handbook, for short), a resource for historians and other scholars interested in developing the history of experience as an approach and a field of study. https://t.co/LsDcgV0tPe

[HEX Handbook @HexHandbook]

Presenting our first three articles: Rob Boddice @virbeatum, on Authenticity and the Dynamics of Experience https://t.co/B8n1PV86Gj

[Society for the History of Emotions @EHCS_Journal]

Early bird registration for SHE Biennial Conference 'Going Places: Mobility, Migration, Exile, Space and Emotion' is now open! The deadline is 15 June 2022. Click https://t.co/Toq1c11j5z to register!

[Katie Barclay @KatieEBarclay]

It’s here! The History of Emotions: A Student Guide to Methods and Sources in the flesh! I think it’s came out really well. #twitterstorians #emostorians

[The Field of the History of Emotions in Ireland @EmotionsIreland]

This is an interesting read:
The Western Flu: The Coronavirus Pandemic as a Eurocentric Crisis https://t.co/9QmvMd09Oi

[Thomas Dixon @ProfThomasDixon]

Tomorrow at 6.30pm UK time I'll be in conversation with @TextArtist and @Lindaonmars about emotions and weather - past and present - physical and mental - from Shakespeare to S.A.D., plus a screening of a performance piece by Aidan.

Free tickets here: https://t.co/DBOumkujNm

[History of Emotions @ThinkEmotions]

Call for Papers: 2021 Korea Research Collaboratory: Emotions: 'Attachment and Connection in Korea's Past and Present', 4–5 February 2021, hosted by @KRCWA (online via @Zoom). Sponsored by the Academy of Korean Studies (AKS-2020-OLU-20200039)...

[James Grannell @james_grannell]

Irish band Light a Big Fire’s 1986 album Surveillance contained a sort AIDS information leaflet. Their manager Eamonn Carr received help from Gay Health Action in its writing and preparation. Anyone out there happen to have a copy lying around?

[The Field of the History of Emotions in Ireland @EmotionsIreland]

Does anyone by any chance have access to this book, please? Thanks.

Providence and Empire: Religion, Politics and Society in the United Kingdom, 1815-1914

[Thomas Dixon @ProfThomasDixon]

I am looking forward to discussing emotional weather, emotions about weather.... and much more, with artist Aidan Moesby in this free online conversation on 1 October. We first met at the @BBCFreeThinking festival on emotions in 2019.

[The Field of the History of Emotions in Ireland @EmotionsIreland]

Does anyone have access to any of these two books?

1. Evangelists of Empire?: Missionaries in Colonial History

2. Missionaries, Indigenous Peoples and Cultural Exchange

Many thanks.

[The Field of the History of Emotions in Ireland @EmotionsIreland]

I was checking the "minimum" requirements for a junior fellowship: 5 peer-reviewed publications since 2017. Book review and editorial publications do not count. Is this common?

[History of Emotions @ThinkEmotions]

The new @ThinkEmotions workshop on ‘The Emotions of Isolation’, is now online. It features short videos of a number of emotions scholars reflecting on how their area of research provides new ways of thinking about isolation https://t.co/C3rtxor1FF #emotions #loneliness #covid19

[Katie Barclay @KatieEBarclay]

Check the latest @ThinkEmotions online workshop on ‘The Emotions of Isolation’, including a piece by me! Short videos to watch online. #emotions #loneliness #covid19
https://t.co/RQavfOIIrC

[Century Ireland @CenturyIRL]

'If...you were an IRA prisoner in the spring of 1920, then it was very likely that you would be faced with a decision, to hunger strike or not, because a great wave of strikes reached its peak then.' @WillMurphy8 on hunger strikes in Ireland in 1920: https://t.co/oRUZr5v5Cu

[The Field of the History of Emotions in Ireland @EmotionsIreland]

This is worth reading!

[Nikitta Dede @nikitta_dede]

Interesting article about the power dynamics in academia and 'who gets to study whom" featuring @MissChisomo . As a Ghanaian doing research in Tanzania, this question comes up often in my research because I know what it means to be the one studied. https://t.co/d3GHI4ywli

[The Field of the History of Emotions in Ireland @EmotionsIreland]

I finally decided to set up a personal twitter if you would like to follow me: @honarmand_sara Thanks.

[The Field of the History of Emotions in Ireland @EmotionsIreland]

I finally decided to set up a personal twitter if you would like to follow me: @honarmand_sara Thanks.

[The Field of the History of Emotions in Ireland @EmotionsIreland]

@james_grannell Can we just appreciate James sometimes stands like this?