Dr Bex James (@18thcbexjames) 's Twitter Profile
Dr Bex James

@18thcbexjames

Fascinated by the Eighteenth Century, book editions, and A General History of the Pyrates. PhD at University of Southampton and Cardiff University.

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Dr Kim Simpson (@amatoryanon) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Happy news today. I owe so much to the amazing fellowships organized by Gillian Dow over 10 years from 2007-17 and it'll be wonderful to have visiting scholars back with us at Chawton working on our amazing collections in August.

English at Soton (@sotonenglish) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Congratulations to friends & colleagues ChawtonHouse ! Several English at Soton staff & students contributed to the Lockdown Literary festival. So pleased to see digital events by Dr Kim Simpson & colleagues recognised in this way. Full playlist of talks youtube.com/playlist?list=…

Dr Bex James (@18thcbexjames) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Took a bit of a trip down memory lane while sorting through a box of my old undergraduate notes and essays from English at Soton - really makes me appreciate quite how far my scholarship has come, and how many UoS staff members helped me along my journey ❤️ so very grateful

Dr Bex James (@18thcbexjames) 's Twitter Profile Photo

My degree certificate arrived today, which feels like a lovely early birthday present. Thanks English at Soton for ten really really wonderful years ❤️

Sunny Singh (@profsunnysingh) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I see we are again discussing Harry Potter and the many cliched representations in the text (most of which are extended/intensified in the movies). It’s a good moment to think about how and why these were built into the text. It’s a great leaning opportunity for writers +readers

Sunny Singh (@profsunnysingh) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Also a reminder that criticising a text is not ‘cancelling’ or ‘censorship.’ That is what literature scholars do (I am one). Examining the relationship between text and culture is what cultural studies scholars do (again I am one). Critique is healthy, valuable, necessary!

Dr. James Dilley (@ancientcraftuk) 's Twitter Profile Photo

My partner Em is absolutely leaping and bounding along her journey into prehistoric ornamentation. Not surprised, but hugely proud she is already reaching the standard of top ancient crafts people!