Postdoc @OIEAHC, history PhD from @UChicago. Gender, race, slavery & emancipation in the French Caribbean. Lives for coffee & detective novels. She/her
Don’t miss Silyane Larcher's essay on the rise of neo-fascism in the French Caribbean out now in T134.
Read the whole essay online: https://t.co/6TmQmj4y9A
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@school_tales As an undergraduate I remember really loving Timothy Tackett’s When the King Took Flight in my history of the French Revolution class. It was very accessible and well written.
@sohini_6@Rituparna37 Thanks for this suggestion! I definitely want to incorporate methods works from outside my own field, my students will have a broad range of thematic, chronological, and sub-field interests.
#Twitterstorians I’m teaching a graduate Historical Methods course in the fall for MA students writing theses. I’m designing the class along the themes of archival problems: erasure, marginalization, silence, etc. What are some favorite recent works you’d recommend we read?
@ayrshire_AFHS Thank you! I am hoping that the students respond to it. Methods can be tricky I think, but with this fantastic thread of suggestions I hope it will go over well.