Postdoctoral Research Associate @living_assess Historian of Disability interested in Care, Objects & the Everyday. Views own etc. Co-founder @CHASE_BE
London.
Joined March 2009
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I published a thing about poppy making and disabled ex-servicemen and didn’t even realise it was out! doi.org/10.1093/jsh/shz111
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Universities should have a "bring your kid to work day", where children can watch their parents cry in front of a blank computer screen
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The Simpsons on PhD students - almost twenty years old & more cutting than ever
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Yeah man it seems really good that every ad I get now is for the real life version of The Substance and heroin chic is back in and eating disorder twitter is thriving and Tiktokers are doing phrenology and
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#Disabled people (including those who cannot work) should be able to spend some of their money on fun and nice things.
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You ever plan to write all day about an exciting idea you have and suddenly it's 4pm, three years later?
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Bristol folks, I'm selling a Nintendo Switch if anyone is interested! gumtree.com/p/for-sale/ninte…
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An exciting research and career opportunity for ECRs with @DurhamImh 👇👇
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Despair, Optimism, and Hope. He argued, (correctly) that despair is the overriding emotion confronting graduate students in history. He also said, on the other hand, that a sort of blind optimism can lead students to ignore the despair. 4/23
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“Is there a doctor on this plane?”
*stays seated*
“Specifically a doctor of the humanities?”
*still stay seated because you’re crippled with imposter syndrome*
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situationship but the situation is you let me use your jstor access
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The autistic urge to be as helpful as possible because you hate to see people struggling and want to win their affection, only for it to backfire with some people: finding you ‘too helpful’ and suspicious; or seeing you as someone they can consistently use and take advantage of.
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@crippledscholar @NeuroRebel Regarding POOR THINGS (Yorgos Lanthimos 2023)
There’s some heavy R word and sexual abuse of the disabled in this film they dress it up with this Mary Shelley/Victoriana to (barely) disguise severe ableism.
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I am absolutely shocked that 0 people are talking about the themes of disability in Poor Things. The comedy of the first act is just Bella as a disabled spectacle. What’s the opposite of “had me in the first half” 😅
Lots of thoughts:
boxd.it/5wtTUf – at Los Angeles, CA
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being a doctor of humanities is just like being a medical doctor, except you have less money, respect, job security, and everyone refuses to call you a doctor
It was an absolute honour to speak to experts by experience about social care and the home on our recent trip to @MuseumoftheHome
Podcasts coming soon - watch this space!
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Whilst visiting the @MuseumoftheHome some of our experts by experience had the chance to record a podcast with @UniKent reflecting on the museum and their experiences of social care and the #home.
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