@GemmaOuten Ouch! Clearly less of a "rejection" and more of a "we've very quickly shortlisted the people who we had already planned to shortlist." Urgh painful all the same. Keep at it Gemma!
@PINsykes @becbecliuliu In practice-based research I've applied it as the integration of theory + practice = praxis. As praxis, findings/methods/outputs can't be reduced to being just theoretical or just practical, but are a productive, constant and delightfully fluid mix of the two.
Really looking forward to seeing this! Interested to see how it functions as "an ethical inquiry into the consequences of violence" as well as thinking about #convicthistory and the ethics of historical violence on screen
https://t.co/jfZdoYpMLH
@imo_weg I go through 'how to' early on in Semester, and also suggest if they're really struggling with a reading they at least find 3 things: a part that interested you, a part you didn't understand and a part you found boring. Then in class we can unpack what/why
@TimHitchcock @jesbattis My goodness did you make that Tim? That's absolutely brilliant! What an impressive and lovely hobby. I knit, but not nearly as well as you make furniture.
Weekend spent sanding a Victorian lath+plaster ceiling and sweeping up all the scraps of horsehair that fell from the plaster - a much more satisfying weekend of work than writing my next postdoc app #history#historyathome#victorianterrace#ECRlife
Transcribing colonial Van Diemen's Land medical records and an "A. Dumbleton" keeps ordering patients to the "asylum." Makes the work much less sad if I imagine all these ex-convicts with supposed mania heading off to a secret wizard school #history#medicalhistory
Trying to decide what to give up for Lent:
1. worrying about getting a semi-stable academic job as an ECR
2. worrying about how to navigate that whilst maintaining a life
3. garlic bread
Loved this piece by @alexvtunzelmann - 'embracing complexity' is such a valuable way to frame the ways filmmakers interpret traces from the past compared to historians, with different aims, methods and conversations about ethical obligations that let us ask different questions.
Great piece about colonial rivers as roads by @imo_weg - I loved getting the train north up to Ormskirk every day passing over the canals that would have been Lancashire's highways a hundred years ago
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@imo_weg Play with lighting, and set the scene behind you to be non-distracting but bonus points if you’re at home and can make the space (this you!) warm and personable!
Finally caught up with #doctorwho Demons of the Punjab - @VinayPatel it was marvellous! Encouraging all of my undergrad history of the British empire students to watch!