The 129-years-Long Eighteenth Century (1660-1789), according to the job ad😅

A study on what many of us already know: over 75% of internal service work in academia is done by women. “We were surprised by how brazenly the male researchers described their priorities, for example that they actively didn’t respond to emails”

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Job klaxon: come work with us School of English. Fixed term 0.8 position in Romantic literature to cover the maternity leave of a dear colleague:
jobs.shef.ac.uk/sap/bc/webdynp…

London-based queer theory scholars & queer theory scholars who can come to London

'Queer Theory and Bad Objects: Symposium & Networking Afternoon'

April 18 ft Kyla Wazana Tompkins kyla wazana tompkins Joan Lubin Lisa Downing

qUCL for Beyond Radical Network

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The 129-years-Long Eighteenth Century (1660-1789), according to the job ad😅

Durham English is hiring an Associate Professor in the Long Eighteenth Century! Details here: durham.taleo.net/careersection/…
18th Century Studies Eighteenth-Century Fiction (ECF) British Association for Romantic Studies Research in English At Durham ASECS Office

Please share widely - CFP extended to 25/03! Join us Special Collections Museum for our upcoming VPFA study day in April for exciting research and a visit to our 19C mass media exhibition. A limited number of travel bursaries are also available! victorianpopularfiction.org/studyday/forth…

Durham English is hiring an Associate Professor in the Long Eighteenth Century! Details here: durham.taleo.net/careersection/…
18th Century Studies Eighteenth-Century Fiction (ECF) British Association for Romantic Studies Research in English At Durham ASECS Office

Studies in Romanticism is seeking a Book Review Editor, applications due March 25th:

In this year’s Susan Manning Memorial Lecture, Professor Yoon Sun Lee explores how Romantic authors Jane Austen and Maria Edgeworth wrote about work in the age of empire.
Friday 22 March, 5pm, 50 George Square
Chaired by Penny Fielding
Book now for free: eventbrite.co.uk/e/susan-mannin…

Osama and his bird were killed yesterday…💔💔💔 by Israel along with 23 other members of his family including his mom. More than 47% of the population in Gaza are children.

Our own Dr Helen Williams is delivering the Professor Richard Terry Memorial Lecture on the 7 March 2024 at Northumbria University. More details and how to book below #twitterstorians #18thC #history
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I can't believing I'm saying this, but Aaron Bushnell's last words were just read live on CNN.

Perfect day for a research project in the Botanic Gardens! Come on down and play with us (You can even just join for fun if you’ve not got kids)!

This is today!

Our Medical Humanities MA is hybrid (either online or in-person) and includes my 'Neurodiversity and the Humanities' module - plus more ND/medhums scholars than you can shake a stick at!*

*I've never understood that expression

Come along (virtually) to hear more about the MA in Creative Writing at Durham, taught by the absolutely stellar team of Kayo Chingonyi, Sam Riviere, Paul Batchelor, Sunjeev Sahota (and me!) 💫💫💫

Looking forward to chairing Terri Tomsky's (@UofA_EFS) talk on imperial amnesia and the Guantanamo military prison complex this Wednesday at 4:15pm Newcastle Postcolonial Research Group. This is sure to be a crucial talk on activism and the troubling global politics of incarceration. All welcome.

Woke up at 3am thinking about this interview from yesterday: thin Palestinian children having their eyes & limbs amputated, no one left to take care of them, Palestinian doctors shot by Israeli snipers & kidnapped in detention, sewage & corpses in the drinking water

Looking for just a few more participants for a fun study tomorrow, in which you get to interact with lovely music and art via a mixed reality headset. Only takes 20 minutes and you get a free augmented reality app (which normally costs 12.99!) To sign up: signupgenius.com/go/5080F45AFAF…