Recording now live on YouTube www.youtube.com/watch?v=eH3G... - "We have at least some measure of agency, both in terms of what we share in our stories and
how we choose to respond."
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Grey British shorthair cat in garden. Birdspotting book in foreground.
Bird spotting
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Viewfinder of video camera filming Ruth Page delivering her lecture
Professor Ruth Page on Why Stories Matter - Influencer, mental health narratives and TikTok
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Black and white photo of a rooftop with cumulonimbus clouds in the sky
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Viewfinder on camera showing Alex Cannon delivering his lecture
Noisy hegemonies: how does tradition help a community regain its voice? Back filming in Arts main lecture theatre for Prof Alexander M. Cannon's inaugural lecture.
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Professor of Ethnomusicology. Lapsed baker. Bad dancer. Happy husband 🏳️🌈. Advocate for non-violent resistance.
Reader in Philosophy at the University of Birmingham. Toddler Mum.
#philosophy #philsky
Writer, professor, botherer.
'We are Free to Change the World: Hannah Arendt's Lessons in Love & Disobedience', 2024.
'Old Women: A History of Our Future', coming 2027.
https://lyndseystonebridge.com/
Feminist, Europeanist, political sociologist. Associate Professor at University of Birmingham.
#transrightsarehumanrights
Historian of class and capital in the American Revolution. *Empire Ablaze* out in summer 2026. Previously, *Gentlemen Revolutionaries* https://press.princeton.edu/books/hardcover/9780691172668/gentlemen-revolutionaries
Pedestrian Historian.
Imperialism Syllabus: http://tinyurl.com/ev4psh98
The Anticolonial Front: http://tinyurl.com/33d3exca.
Youtube: https://tinyurl.com/ykp7r5a9.
Assistant Professor of Modern British Studies and Director of the Centre for Modern British Studies, University of Birmingham. Author of Growing Up and Going Out. Interested in pop culture, youth, leisure, consumption, and urban space.
Honorary Research Fellow - University of Birmingham. Focussing mainly on 17thC religion. Father, Grandfather and follower of lost causes (mainly in the form of LUFC and Kidderminster Harriers).
Historian researching work, gender, & the arts in the Anglo-American world, c 19th & 20th centuries
Deputy Editor @ WomensHistoryReview
Contemporary History Person - Histories of activism and suchlike. Malvern dweller, Bham worker. Trier. Proper info here: https://www.birmingham.ac.uk/staff/profiles/history/moores-chris.aspx
Cultural history, Britain, cities, sexuality & gender, #20s30s.
Now - Songs of Seven Dials: An intimate history of 1920s and 1930s London (MUP)
Next - The Self-Improvers: The people who remade themselves and made the modern world
Professor. Writer. Columnist. Erratic historian. Typo Queen.
Prof of Public Engagement in Science, Uni of Birmingham; anatomist, author, broadcaster; vice President of Humanists UK. All views my own.
Professor of English and Irish Literature, University of Birmingham. Editing, Aphra Behn, contemporary and early modern Irish literature.
Law prof; tennis lover; food fanatic; LGBTQAI+. @fdelond in the other place
Roman historian, sometime (historically) archaeologist, occasional seamstress & baker.
Professor of Legal Education and Research, Head of CEPLER, Birmingham Law School, Uni of Birmingham, Assoc. Snr Fellow IALS. Family & public lawyer, legal profession, legal ethics, access to justice. Ballet lover. Views my own.
