Thank you!! ☺️ If it helps at all, we're experimenting this year with some hybrid events, so all three of our events this term are also accessible via Zoom! (We appreciate that this doesn't solve any issues that might arise from time difference though.)
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To attend, please register at the event of your choice here. If you have signed up but suddenly find yourself unable to make it, you can relinquish your spot by emailing: ihr.events@sas.ac.uk. If you would like to attend in-person and the event reads as fully booked, please do drop by anyway as we can always find some extra chairs!
Thursday 16 October, 5.30 pm to 7.30 pm
Lyndal Roper (University of Oxford), Turbulence and the German Peasants’ War of 1524-6
Please register here if you would like to attend.
Hybrid. Online-via Zoom & Room 243, Second Floor, Senate House
Thursday 30 October, 5.30 pm to 7.30 pm
Emily Vine (University of Exeter), Birth, Death and Domestic Religion in Early Modern London
Please register here if you would like to attend.
Hybrid | Online-via Zoom & IHR Wolfson Room NB02, Basement, IHR, Senate House
Thursday 27 November, 5.30 pm to 7.30 pm
Nailya Shamgunova (University of East Anglia), ‘English and Scottish Scholars at the Global Library, c. 1500-1700’
Please register here if you would like to attend.
Hybrid | Online-via Zoom & IHR Wolfson Room NB02, Basement, IHR, Senate House
We're back! 🎉 And we're thrilled to announce our term card for Autumn 2025! Our first event is on Thursday 16 October at 5.30 pm. Lyndal Roper will be discussing 'Turbulence and the German Peasants' War of 1524-6'. You can register to attend the event at: www.history.ac.uk/news-events/...
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#EarlyModern history PhD students around London… We are looking for a postgrad convenor for 2025/26. The stipend is of £300/yr and it’s a chance to get involved in a really welcoming seminar!
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Animals and “Smellscapes" in Early Modern England
Our next event is this Thursday (19 June) in IHR Room N304 5.30-7.00 pm. We're thrilled that @willtullett.bsky.social will be speaking on ‘Animals and “Smellscapes" in Early Modern England’ ! Details and registration here (registrations are used to gauge numbers) www.history.ac.uk/events/anima...
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Mobilising the Francophone Speechscape in Eighteenth-Century Urban Martinique
Our next event is tomorrow, Thursday 22 May, 5.30 - 7.00 pm. Tiéphaine Thomason (Cambridge) @teaphaine.bsky.social will speak on (French) speech in Martinique's streets 'Mobilising the Francophone Speechscape in Eighteenth-Century Urban Martinique' www.history.ac.uk/events/mobil...
21.05.2025 14:27 — 👍 4 🔁 1 💬 0 📌 0
If you're wondering...who could you trust in the seventeenth century? @nikkic.bsky.social will be speaking to us later today about the importance of personal news networks in the judgement of accuracy! Join us at 5.30 pm in room N304 (3rd floor, IHR, Senate House). All are welcome! #EarlyModern
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“I am told … but I know not of a certainty”: The value of accuracy in the multimedia world of news in England 1658-1685
If you've ever wondered how #EarlyModern news consumers found and shared reliable information during plague and fire... 🔥 Come join us in just a few days (Thursday 27th) for a talk by Nicola Clarke @nikkic.bsky.social on seventeenth-century news and accuracy...! www.history.ac.uk/events/i-am-...
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If you know you're coming, please do register via the link in our original post. (It helps us gauge numbers.) If the booking form reads as fully booked, don't let this put you off and do feel free to turn up anyway – we can typically always find extra chairs!
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To those who haven't been to the seminar before, it is open to all – that is, to all historians of career stages, but also to the general public. It's a great opportunity to meet and chat, and we often continue the discussion over drinks/refreshments in the IHR common room ☕ or over dinner. 🥂
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The event is in person, in IHR Seminar Room N304, Third Floor, IHR, Senate House, Malet Street, London WC1E 7HU. For those of you who haven't been before, Senate House is about as centrally located as you can get in London – so easy to get to if you’re planning to be in London that day.
17.02.2025 10:21 — 👍 6 🔁 3 💬 0 📌 1
“I am told … but I know not of a certainty”: The value of accuracy in the multimedia world of news in England 1658-1685
Our next event is on Thursday 27 February, 5.30-7.00 pm. Nicola Clarke (Birkbeck) will speak on seventeenth-century accuracy and news: '“I am told … but I know not of a certainty”: The value of accuracy in the multimedia world of news in England 1658-1685.'
www.history.ac.uk/events/i-am-...
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Society, Culture & Belief, 1500-1800
Supported by Mark Storey and Carey Karmel
We're thrilled to have moved across to BlueSky! 🦋 By way of introduction, we are the Society, Culture & Belief Seminar, 1500-1800. We host papers each term at the Institute of Historical Research (@ihr.bsky.social) in London – all are welcome! Keep an eye out for upcoming events #earlymodern
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Misplaced Indo-Cantab-Historian.
Ph.D researcher, St. Catz
Christianity and the history of caste.
Substack: https://substack.com/@davidmartin8293
Fusty antiquarian with a loose grasp of Social Media but a firm grip on rudimentary wordplay.
Research Fellow at Emmanuel College, Cambridge. I work on children's emotions & language development in early modern England.
Enthusiastic about public history, GLAM, DH, maps, urbanism, active transportation, complete streets, & public space built for people. Happily car-free. he/him/his
Seminar at the Institute of Historical Research, London, focusing on earlier medieval history, c.300-1200. (Usually) Wednesdays at 5.30pm. Est. 1974. https://www.history.ac.uk/news-events/seminars/earlier-middle-ages
Historian of Jacobitism, Irish Diaspora in Austria, France and Spain, Early Modern Diplomacy, Court Studies, Nobilities.
Works at Limerick Civic Trust.
Historian of early modern Ireland, former librarian.
Index Theologicus
Open Access Bibliographie für Theologie und Religionswissenschaft
International Bibliography of Theology and Religious Studies
https://ixtheo.de
Fachinformationsdienst Theologie, UB Tübingen
Impressum: https://ixtheo.de/Content/Impressum
Bluesky account of Storia Moderna – www.stmoderna.it
An online hub for scholars, research, publications, and opportunities to explore and deepen your knowledge of the early modern period.
Northumbrian in the Netherlands | Writes about connections between Britain and its North Sea neighbours
Substack: https://northseanexus.substack.com
Website: https://hannahmarybooth.com
Medievalist 📚 PhD candidate & teaching assistant working on Jewish converts in 15th-c. Iberia and premodern critical race studies @qmul.bsky.social
#premoderncriticalracestudies #urbanstudies #latemedievaliberia
he/him | 台灣仔/Taiwanese
MA in History of Political Thought and Intellectual History, QMUL
Studying in Early Modern British History, History of Political Thought, Imperial History.
Showcases research in long nineteenth-century studies. Housed in the School of English @ Manchester Metropolitan University.
Ph.D., 18th-century moral and political philosophy, and the intellectual history of the period more generally(esp. Hume and Reid), Researchmap: https://researchmap.jp/kohatanekosushi/
Historian by training; textile artist by preference. Usually stitching something inspired by Hilary Mantel’s Cromwell Trilogy. European.
C19th historian fascinated by philanthropy & charity. Latest book examines Lord Overstone's philanthropy in period 1843-83. Oh and I’m a fundraiser as well! https://www.bloomsbury.com/uk/charitable-giving-in-victorian-britain-9781350424593/
UK social/market researcher, history and genealogy - Victorian pantomime, animal impersonators, music hall, ballet. Bit of polling and comms. No politics
rosatroupe.co.uk
They/them; PhD Student in History of Technology, Science, the Environment, Medicine and Empire; singer, writer, too many hobbies to count; anarcho-communist, but mellow about it; living in Washington, DC
The Institute for Medieval Studies at Leeds is a major centre for interdisciplinary medieval studies. Home of the International Medieval Congress and the International Medieval Bibliography.
13th gen Tejana in Houston with too many degrees. Professional interests: comparative law, national security, and international law. Personal interests: pop culture, technology, and cats.
🐘: sonyah@mastodon.online
