We are live with a new blog post! If you’ve ever wanted to know more about how travellers came to terms with place names in early modern Persia (or if you just want to read something I’ve written), check this out!
13.08.2025 15:14 — 👍 2 🔁 1 💬 0 📌 0
Perk of travelling for conferences in the (European) summer, the cricket’s on!
06.07.2025 14:45 — 👍 3 🔁 0 💬 0 📌 0
Lovely time at Aber Uni at The Communication & Exchange conference. A great pile of #history @joeycrozier.bsky.social @ctcallisen.bsky.social @mrfw17thc.bsky.social @jpsa.bsky.social @hammurab1.bsky.social @rharman.bsky.social @noluckst2.bsky.social and more, ta for a great series of papers!
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Excited to present again tomorrow at #RenSA25. Come along if you’re interested in hearing some more about Early Modern Persia!
19.03.2025 17:52 — 👍 5 🔁 0 💬 0 📌 0
"University should be concerned with encouraging rational inquiry and the free play of the intellect; it is not about the creation of useful drones and it’s unfortunate that tuition fees have made the experience to some degree transactional."
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Graphic with two images:
1. Itinerary featuring handwritten match results from the Australian Rugby Football team's tour of the UK and Ireland on 17 January 1976. Australia defeated Ireland 20-10.
2. A signed Australia jersey from the 2003 Rugby World Cup
Ireland concludes its Autumn Nations Series campaign today celebrating 150 years of Irish Rugby Union. Archivist Niamh Jordan is cataloguing the IRFU archives in UCDA. She curated weekly exhibitions in the Aviva Stadium, showcasing memorabilia from the visiting teams.
Nov. 30 Ireland v Australia
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She/Her. Latin Language & Literature @ UniMelb. Into Ancient & Medieval, Philology, Manuscripts, Compilation, Reception/Transmission, other cool stuff. Teach Latin and Underworld & Afterlife inter alia.
Work and live on Wurundjeri Woi Wurrung land.
A museum of literature for the world's greatest storytellers. Plan your visit at moli.ie
Humanities doctoral researchers working in the transnational context. If you are interested in future events and activities, please reply to tnhphdnetwork@gmail.com with a brief description of your research!
The largest international academic society devoted to the study of the era 1300–1700. Use #RenSA26 to join the Annual Meeting conversation and #RenTwitter (still!) for all things Renaissance studies.
Guardian Australia's film critic, chief critic of Flicks.com.au and "The VR Critic" (thevrcritic.com). PHD in virtual reality. Creator of Nicolas Cage fan site The Cage Gauge: https://www.flicks.com.au/cagegauge/
Historian of mobility, space, and the circulation of people, objects, and ideas in the early modern period, particularly Venice. Works at Italian-German Historical Institute, Trento
Sr Acq Editor, Early Modern Studies, Amsterdam University Press. Comm Editor, Art History, Lund Humphries. Founder, Art Herstory. Etsy shop, http://artherstorynotes.etsy.com
Joint Head of the Department of English Literature at the University of Reading & one half of Frances Wise.
https://linktr.ee/frances_wise_author
Early modernist. GOI Postdoc at Maynooth University. Women's writing, epistolary culture, DH, network visualisation, reception studies. Formerly RECIRC and MACMORRIS.
Prof in Renaissance Lit & Textual Studies @ U Leeds. Antiquarian books, letterpress, linocut, uilleann pipes, and computational humanities. Fur-dad to a corgi puppy and four rescue guinea pigs. notwithoutmustard.net 🏳️🌈 🇪🇺 He/Him
History PhD Candidate at Aberystwyth University. Working on Secretary James Johnston and Scottish/British intelligence in the reign of William III. Project Director Communication and Exchange in the Early Modern c.1500 - 1850.
PhD Candidate working 17th century intellectual history at McGill | I want to talk on your podcast/write for your publication | she/they
Historian & presenter bringing a fabulous tale of adventure & liberation to light.
PhD Candidate at Aberystwyth University researching the Anglican Church in eighteenth-century Wales.
History PhD candidate at Aberystwyth University researching George Whitefield and Evangelicalism in 18th Century England.
Project coordinator of Communication and Exchange in the Early Modern c.1500-1850
Tutor in Humanities at Aberystwyth University
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Toulousain/Godon
PhD student at Homerton College, Cambridge
(Working) Thesis Title:
'The Varying shore o’ th’ world’: Differing purposes of classical exempla in early modern French and English literature'
Cardiff University Alum '19
UCL Alum '20
The massage is the message
Reader in Early Modern History. Currently writing a cultural history of the English East India Company. He/Him. Immigrant. Academic. Father.
All opinions my own.
