Thrilled to have published my first academic article in the Postgraduate English journal! If you're interested in Aldous Huxley, Eastern Philosophy, or conceptions of pain, check it out here!:
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Was excited to record this episode with @AldousHuxleyPod - a discussion of pain in the work and philosophy of Aldous Huxley, based partially on my research into modernism and religious understandings of pain. Check it out here:
Our inaugural post on X! This episode we were delighted to interview PhD researcher @RyanOShea42 about Huxley's ideas about pain, and we explored how much they anticipate present-day neuroscientific understandings of pain. #aldoushuxley#modernism#podcast@LAHP_DTP
New issue of 'The Modernist Review' is now out - a collection of articles from the #NWiMS conference! Was a pleasure to edit this - amidst difficulties in the sector, it's reassuring to see the great work that's still being done in modernist studies.
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Moving forwards, this account will be inactive (as voted in our recent Annual General Meeting). #ModWrite & updates will continue over on our Bluesky. As always, you can refer to our website and sign up to JISC Mail.
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my first article on Hamilton is here, like a ghoul set free from the cupboard of my imagination. on failures of speech and the ‘nightmare things of the mind’… thanks so much to the @Poltergeist_qm team 👻 https://t.co/nl69wKDFQt
Happy to say that the first issue of Queen Mary's postgraduate-run journal is now published online! Was a pleasure to read the work of our brilliant contributors and to co-edit this issue with @misbahahhmed and @NearlyOscar .
We're pleased to announce the publication of the inaugural issue of POLTERGEIST, Queen Mary University's new postgraduate-run journal for literary and critical studies. In this issue, our contributors approach the topic of FAILINGS. You can find it here:
https://t.co/1copJStsZA
Excited to see the release of this issue - so many fantastic pieces in here. Also, a huge thanks to Jenni and Serena for all of their work on The Modernist Review!!
We are excited to say that The Modernist Review is seeking papers for a ‘Modernism and Data’ special issue! Deadline 20th December for submissions. Please see the link below for the full CFP:
https://t.co/tcHgsZu9e9
We are working on a remembrance, but we cannot overstate the influence of #FredricJameson on Duke University Press. We have made his articles in our journals freely available through October 31. "Postmodernism" is our all-time bestselling book.
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This #ModWrite we're pleased to announce:
📢 New Work in Modernist Studies 14
📌 13 December 2024 @uniofeastanglia
🖋Abstract deadline 18 October 2024
An opportunity for PhDs/Early Career Researchers working on modernism (broadly defined!) to share work & connect. Please share!
This #ModWrite I'm writing on Ella Carla Deloria and her work on Sun Dance rituals - her output includes oral translations and a fictionalised account based on her research (in her novel, Waterlily)
It's Monday so let us know what you're working on using #ModWrite. #EphemeralModernisms presenters - consider submitting c.1000 words of your paper to The Modernist Review (an extract, condensed summary etc). Email [email protected] by Wednesday 10th July to express interest!
Cfp: #EphemeralModernisms presenters, consider submitting c.1000 words of your paper to The Modernist Review (an extract, condensed summary etc). Email [email protected] by Wednesday 10th July to express interest in submitting (or if you have any questions)! Your PG Reps/TMR Editors
Was a joy to share my ongoing research into Mina Loy's assemblage Christ on a Clothesline at #EphemeralModernisms@modernistudies! Thank you to @RyanOShea42 & @elenavalli42 for collaborating on Modernist Crucifixions - really encouraged by all the discussions!