Carlos Dimas

My fave city in New England, easily

This book had such a huge impact on me in grad school.

Not going to AHA, but seeing people post screenshots of their panels. Always interesting to see the all east coast based panels.

Cost and distance are high from the west, but weather has to be just as much of a deterrent to not going

My article in the AH is on the history of meteorology. I wanted it there as it was based in rural Argentina, but also reached out them and asked if there was a fit issue and they said they are interested in all aspects of rural history

The one I read more often or continually look through

There is an Instagram account that is doing this and teaches you how to, it is pretty cool

Such a great show haha

Totally! Last time I was invested—like watching a novela—this time, not so much

One took me like two days

This looks super cool. I wonder what a Latin American history version of this would look like

It only gets better

Such an awesome show!!!

Hasn’t caught on any mainstream level, and even now with more people on it feels more like everyone standing kind of quietly in a room

Delighted to say that my book now has a cover! Due to be published on 18 March 2025 (USA) and 13 May 2025 (worldwide).

All these new followers and people I am following and I have no idea what to say

Oysters doing well in Firth of Forth after reintroduction, say experts Early signs of success seen in area where native European oysters were fished to local extinction by early 1900s

For more than a century, native oysters have been missing from Scotland's Firth of Forth. Now they're back! 🦪🦪🦪
It's a buzz knowing people are working hard to restore vital ocean habitats
Imagine what it'll be like having a huge oyster reef back in the F of F! 💙
www.theguardian.com/environment/...
🦑

Hello, may I be added?

I have just set up a starter pack for Latin Americanists. Please share it widely so we can develop a larger community of researchers engaged in Latin American Studies from a broad interdisciplinary perspective. Thanks go.bsky.app/UjzLMBx

Great to see Miami eliminated

Same here but wasn’t sure why

Completely forgot I had this app

One of my favorites buhrecords.bandcamp.com/album/smetak...

Check out Peruvian record label, Buh Records buhrecords.bandcamp.com some of the albums are on YouTube. We’ve bought some of their releases in the last year.

@chadblack.bsky.social hey Chad, you like experimental music from Latin America, right?

Revolutionary Aesthetics: Afterlives of Central American Insurgency Selections from a recently-acquired collection of posters from Guatemala, El Salvador, Honduras, Nicaragua, Costa Rica, and Panama offer a window into Central America's Cold War-era conflicts from the...

Coming 2/8/24, “Revolutionary Aesthetics: Afterlives of Central American Insurgency,” an exhibit of a selection of Penn Libraries’ Central American political posters, co-curated by me, undergrad Logan Saenz, and PhD student Josué Chávez. www.library.upenn.edu/events/revol...

Anyone have recommendations on the history of Home Economics as a field?

Are you a historian of Latin America who works on the history of science, technology, or medicine? Do you work in environmental history?

Consider submitting an abstract and short bio to El Laboratorio seminar!

Please RT!

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Are you a scholar studying Latin American #histsci, #STS & #envhist?

If so, consider sharing your work at El Laboratorio, a seminar organized by two incredible historians--& former
Linda Hall Library fellows--@historyrocio.bsky.social & @carlosdimas.bsky.social!

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