Dr Amelia Mills
@millsandbehn
LU. Aphra Behn, seventeenth-century women writers and French Translation. Teacher, Mother, Plate spinner!🙌she/her
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How a 17th century French Jesuit devised a board game to help carry out his mission in the Mohawk valley. Gemma Tidman describes Jean Pierron's version of Snakes & Ladders and reveals its surprising legacy on BBC Radio 3 at 10.45pm bbc.in/3vjLhZH Arts and Humanities Research Council QMUL Comparative Literature
The British Academy's Early Career Researcher Network will be rolled out nationwide over the next 18 months, in partnership with Wolfson Foundation and Department for Science, Innovation and Technology. Find out more: thebritishacademy.ac.uk/news/early-car…
A pleasure to sonically pop in to the BBC Free Thinking BBC Radio 4 studio tonight to chat to Matthew Sweet about non competitive 17thC French conversation games vs ScrabbleTogether. And interesting to hear proof in the studio that games can help bridge divisions! Thanks all!
This is today at 4pm in Trinity College Dublin's Trinity Long Room Hub!
European University Institute History at EUI A great chapter in a great volume edited by Dr Gaby Mahlberg & Thomas Munck, "Ideas Across Borders" (Routledge History, Heritage Studies & Archaeology, 2024) - recommend! cc Rachel Hammersley Myriam-Isabelle Ducrocq Ariel Hessayon Dr Amelia Mills Mark Somos luisa simonutti Edward Jones Corredera
The Amorous Prince by Aphra Behn was the #MeToo play of the 17th century say Catie Gill and Elaine Hobby. theconversation.com/the-amorous-pr… via The Conversation