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🎉 CALL FOR PAPERS 🎉
Very excited to share this Call for Papers for a special issue of Nineteenth-Century Gender Studies I will be editing with Noah Comet at the @NavalAcademy.
Deadline: 15 Jan 2025
🔗 Info: https://t.co/NWKbebokkn
#astronomy#gender#histsci#science
Out today from @yalebooks in the UK and worldwide from @yalepress, my new book "The Unnatural Trade: Slavery, Abolition, and Environmental Writing, 1650-1807" explores attitudes to slavery in natural history and the role of nature in abolitionist writing. https://t.co/Y7LJJksx9A
See below for details of our new seminar series on ‘Nineteenth Century Magazines and Print Culture’. @ProfJohnGardner is starting this off on Oct 28th and all are very welcome 👇 https://t.co/5XGrLBdYvV
We’re delighted to announce that the Call for Papers for the annual RRR conference is now live!
‘Play in the Long Nineteenth Century’ will take place on 17 January 2025 @UniKent.
CfP closes Monday 18 November 2024.
Please share widely!
https://t.co/AFlZEZkeUQ
Join us next week for the first ever History of Medicine week! Each day we'll host a webinar at 12 pm est on how we do the history of medicine. You can find the full of webinars and register here. Please share widely! See you next week! https://t.co/gVOo7pdL7n
Today's genuinely baffling tale of Victorian childhood...
February 1859.
Emmeline Southwell is 10 weeks old and has been in a furious teething rage for some hours. Her mum is bloody knackered. So she does what we've all yearned to do, and decides to DRUG THE CHILD INTO SILENCE.
Organising a conference or workshop on the history of medicine in 2025?
Deadline for applications - Tuesday 1 October.
Typical awards are from £500 up to maximum of £1,500
[Applicants must be members of the Society]
#histmed#histSTM
https://t.co/Yn36Qt3Pri
Rishi Sunak today announced plans to review the fit note system for people who aren’t well enough to work, with a focus on mental health.
His speech continues a trend in recent rhetoric that is stigmatising, harmful, and inaccurate.
@LearNonsense@MathewJLyons@YaleBooks This sounds great! I’m sure I’ll be among lots of ready who’ll find it fascinating 🧐 Congratulations on this huge step 🥂🧐🥳
@jewstein3000 Fibromyalgia is a huge long Covid follow-up diagnosis in the UK, too, as you may know. I’ve been diagnosed now, following a long Covid relapse + yet more symptoms almost 2 yrs after the initial infection. I appreciate the thread, and it’s horrible, accurate resonance.
In less than 2 minutes, the representative for the State of Palestine at the UN, eviscerates the entire myth of Western "civilization" under the US Military Industrial Complex. This should be mandatory viewing in schools and universities throughout the Western world, if we do want to learn about upholding human rights, before we even begin to preach them to others.
3/3 ‘or our humanity. It came out as a resolute demand that played over & over in my 10-yo head, & has echoed ever since: STOP KILLING CHILDREN.’ Activist, writer & @AmnaHealing founder @ZarlashtH’s 1st-hand terrors of being a child living under siege. #StopKillingChildren#Gaza
1/2 ‘War confuses people, especially the adults who wage them. They get lost in technicalities and self-deception, the desire to be righteous in their pain and victimhood, no matter what the cost. As a child it was so clear to me what needed to be done...’ https://t.co/p1NzmEOPSl
2/3 ‘… I would get angry after each experience of hiding from the shells. I didn’t understand it then, but there was such intelligence in my anger. It didn’t manifest as a desire for revenge or the need to make me or my family into victims who couldn’t recover our life…’
@UKRI_News@UKRI_CEO I sincerely hope that the UKRI refers here to being concerned by Donelan’s own comments in the letter (especially the last two paragraphs), not the tweets by the committee members.
@NickFletcherMP a) Your party has been in power for half the years since Blair won in 1997, and it’s the more recent half, so don’t imply that more immigration is just thanks to Labour.
b) You seem to be ignoring the huge resources brought to the UK by immigrants eg in skills and tax £.