Josephine Hoegaerts

historian of gender, politics and vocal culture; knitting choral singer
Professor of Modern European Culture @UvA_Amsterdam, PI of @CALLIOPE_ERC

[Josephine Hoegaerts @Singingarchives]

On 25 April, Fara Dabhoiwala will be speaking at @DeBalie about the history - and the future! - of free speech, and about his brilliant new book on the topic. It promises to be a fascinating event...join us! @ArtesUva @UvA_Humanities https://t.co/be2ZmPawbg

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Out tomorrow with @PennPress ! My book about the norms, practices and eccentricities of human voices in the past is featured on Roro. Go check it out! (https://t.co/oCXuHsf5sC)

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@jharrisonoram of course. Always happy to chat about voice history

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new article out now: The Arduous and the Ordinary: Embodying the Conversational Voice in the Long Nineteenth Century | Cultural History https://t.co/dgHvsIuUcN

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Sound Affairs is getting ready for action! Join us at a public lecture on the history, present and future of Sound Studies by the brilliant @mediumflow in Amsterdam on 25 October
https://t.co/69P75kkAku

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Coming up soon (next Saturday, 28.9, to be precise): Victoria's Requiem and some more songs of peaceful rest.

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Want to know all about the speech, chatter, gossip, talk, ...in Victorian England? Head over to this Victorian Review forum edited my @ProfMHewitt and @PatrickLearyVIC (and with a contribution on the inklings of free speech by me)

[Martin Hewitt @ProfMHewitt]

Delighted that the 'Victorian Talk' forum, I edited with @PatrickLearyVIC is now live: Victorian Review 49.2. https://t.co/paODEZHugT. With excellent contributions from @Singingarchives, clemence schultz, @AnneRodrick, Brian Maidment, Barbara Leckie & @JSchray, and @lesliehowsam

[Evelien Geerts, PhD @EGeertsPhD]

#fromthearchive The editorial "Dis/Abling Gender" written for a 2022 @TvGenderstudies special issue on #genderstudies & #criticaldisabilitystudies w @Singingarchives, @kristienhens & @daniel_blackie
has been made OA: https://t.co/nzbsYnWEJ3

[Josephine Hoegaerts @Singingarchives]

Very happy to be part of this new project on the intersecting histories of sound and foreign affairs, with lovely @UvA_Humanities colleagues Holden Carroll, Houssine Alloul and Melvin Wevers. Check out the brand-new website! Sound Affairs (https://t.co/aq8quH5ukl)

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European studies at @UvA_Humanities @ArtesUva is hiring! Currently looking for 2 colleagues

1. Full professor, specialized in EU law in the humanities https://t.co/DGBsDqz2ws

2. Assistant professor in history/heritage of social Europe https://t.co/QPZicUOI2T

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🚨Funded PhD position🚨 on the topic of Chinese Migrants' Selves in Europe at @UvA_Humanities in the amazing project of Linde Luijnenburg and Franziska Plummer. https://t.co/uWTwHeTsjv

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@earlymodernjohn I can throw in a couple of colleagues working on multilingualism, and a good Indonesian restaurant, if that helps with the tempting

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Out now, and up for public debate (well, somewhat ;) ) https://t.co/1qiPcTxYxX

[Samira Saramo @samira_saramo]

It was a treat to review @HelsinkiUPress Finnishness, Whiteness & Coloniality eds. @Singingarchives @tuirelii @epeterso & Laura Hekanaho. An informative & easily approachable collection of case studies. Full review in @info_migration Migration-Muuttoluike: https://t.co/MaCZao1Q8z

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@PatrickLearyVIC lovely how 'making' and 'using' phones must have appeared equally difficult at some point :)

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Working very hard to not announce this in rallienglanti...anyway, awesome new book on the use of English in the Nordics

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@FMissfelder @degruyter_pub this looks great!

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4 year teaching position for a (junior) cultural historian of Europe at the university of Amsterdam. Comes with lovely colleagues, a beautiful view of the canals, and a very lively student population. https://t.co/z7sjVRaoCL

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More funded PhD opportunities at UvA: research European imperialism with advice from my excellent colleague Robin de Bruin! https://t.co/QicQSUFgt0