Ethnosoundie

Michaela Ann Cameron | Ethnohistorian (17c New France), Sensory historian (Sound/Audition), PhD awarded @Sydney_Uni Hsty Dept #sensoryhistory #soundstudies

[The Old Parramattan @OldParramatta]

#OpenAccess "Stealing the Turtle's Voice: A Dual History of Western & Algonquian-Iroquoian #Soundways from Creation to Re-creation," my #PhDthesis from 2018, downloadable here: https://t.co/2d3gQSk5Io #sensoryhistory #auralhistory #soundstudies #americanhistory #narrativehistory

[The Old Parramattan @OldParramatta]

A trailer for my newly awarded #phdthesis “Stealing the Turtle’s Voice: A Dual History of Western & Algonquian-Iroquoian Soundways from Creation to Re-Creation,” inspired over a decade ago by the music & activism of @BuffySteMarie #twitterstorians #TurtleIsland #sound #History

[The Old Parramattan @OldParramatta]

I’m overjoyed! I’ve been awarded my #PhD @Sydney_Uni Department of #History for my thesis “Stealing the Turtle’s Voice: A Dual History of Western & Algonquian-Iroquoian Soundways from Creation to Re-Creation.” Thanks to my supervisor @HstyMattersSyd for the beautiful flowers!!!

[NorthParra RAG @NthParraRAG]

Add Parramatta Female Factory to the UNESCO World Heritage Australian Convi... https://t.co/NzDxnMdlvb via @ChangeAUS

[Ethnosoundie @ethnosoundie]

Thanks Mike!!! @HstyMattersSyd It has been a very rewarding experience. So honoured to have been a contributor to this collection 👏🏻😊👏🏻 https://t.co/EEdcMf9NEN

[Michael McDonnell @HstyMattersSyd]

Many congrats @ethnosoundie on a superb piece of scholarship! https://t.co/7UYlKP7j9z

[Ethnosoundie @ethnosoundie]

So excited 2 see my chapter “Singing with Strangers in 17c New France” in this new edited collection from @Brill_History on #sensoryhistory https://t.co/u0SmaOwKCL

[Brill History @Brill_History]

Empire of the Senses brings together pathbreaking scholarship on the role the five #senses played in #early #America https://t.co/jMrCViaIwQ

[White Noise @whitenoisecity]

How to listen: become a human statue. Sound recording with @LondonSounds in Willesden's tangle of urban & nature: https://t.co/9DHeKhy6R4

[WFAE @_WFAE]

WFAE Quarterly News: New Year, New Website, New Journal! #soundscape #acousticecology #wfae - https://t.co/HhfmwXj6DP

[The History List @TheHistoryList]

Great example of a history #infographic, using design to I nform and communicate. Don't you wish… https://t.co/uL22yTYp2I

[Borealia @earlycanada]

Borealia is now on Facebook! Like & share to put early Canadian history in more timelines! https://t.co/3A1LEBhUFV #twitterstorians #history

[Brodie Waddell @Brodie_Waddell]

'Can we hear the street?' @charlietaverner explores the overlap between music and the cries of 17th-c street sellers
https://t.co/GKH7e9V5oB

[Charlie Taverner @charlietaverner]

Here's a blog about street cries and music, and I made a Spotify playlist that you can listen to as you do so/after https://t.co/BN0Oie0mx5

[Helen Rogers @Conviction19c]

How do #twitterstorians set the scene? My attempt here using one of my favourite paintings #storypast https://t.co/nyP57zbYtQ

[Ethnosoundie @ethnosoundie]

Help make it happen for #ULALI PROJECT Album https://t.co/9VwwOl6Jyp via @indiegogo #NativeAmerican #acoustemology #soundstudies #music

[Ethnosoundie @ethnosoundie]

Oh wow! 😍 'Rumble: The Indians Who Rocked The World' https://t.co/HRTDhuCFPw #acoustemology #soundstudies #twitterstorians

[Ethnosoundie @ethnosoundie]

@ChamplainSoc thank you! It's such an important text, I really appreciate you looking into this 😊

[Champlain Society @ChamplainSoc]

@ethnosoundie We're on it Michaela! Looking into it right now.

[Ethnosoundie @ethnosoundie]

@ChamplainSoc Link to Sagard's Long Journey (English) on your website is broken 😱PDF link only shows contents. Need urgent access for PhD!

[Helen Rogers @Conviction19c]

Issues for @ Creative Histories #storypast conf 19-21 July @willpooley Of interest @ethnosoundie @TheTattooedProf? https://t.co/S9ASxBKjYm https://t.co/T6oFtPNNNG

[Ethnosoundie @ethnosoundie]

Yes!!!! "We Need to Re-Think History Ph.D. Training" [#AHA276] by @TheTattooedProf https://t.co/kPrJJ5JeBv #twitterstorians #publichistory