
Emma McCabe
@apophaticemma
AHRC @sgsah funded PhD @StirUni & @UofGlasgow | Hermeneutics | Sex | Gender | Early Modernity | Religion | Negation | Apophaticism |š³ļøāš| Own Views | She/They
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š®š Concluding her SGSAH internship with the Aberdeen City Council archives, Ebba Strutzenbladh writes about all things #fiction & #storytelling. Read too about her #tarot cards inspired by medieval women, illustrated by images from University of Aberdeen collections: sgsahblog.com/2024/10/21/turā¦

*Available open access* Bridget Escolme's 'Emotional Excess on the Shakespearean Stage' demonstrates the links made between excess of emotion and madness in the early modern period. Read online this #OAWeek bit.ly/4h6uWua



I am excited to be seeking for 3 PhD canditates to research the generative tensions of slavery and colonial heritage tourism on my European Research Council (ERC) Starting Grant project. Please share widely wur.nl/en/vacancy/thr⦠#PhDvacancy #academicjobs #ERCStG2024 #GHSRNL #AOBRPT #NABRDE


Together with Institute of Historical Research and The National Archives, we are inviting organisations and institutions, big and small, to submit their interest in becoming a host partner for the History and Archives in Practice 2026 event. If you're interested, you can learn more about hosting the


*VERY EXCITING VACANCY* Join our team behind the superb Renaissance Studies as editor -- guided expertly by Wiley Humanities. Ability to combust into flames and shrug it off not a requirement. #EarlyModern excitement is Deadline: 31 Jan 2025 All info: rensoc.org.uk/vacancy-editorā¦



We have just released the call for applications for this funded PhD position on the history of social and political reactions to HIV and AIDS: findaphd.com/phds/project/h⦠Please share the word! #MedicalHumanities #HIV #AIDS #History StirlingHistHeritPol



This weekās SGSAH blog post is the latest in our āIn Conversation withā series. Emma McCabe and Eeva Savolainen talk PhD life with disability and chronic illness, accessing health resources, and the importance of solidarity: sgsahblog.com/2024/12/02/navā¦

Emma McCabe and I wrote this wee blog post about navigating the PhD as chronically ill/disabled researchers.





