Senior Lecturer @bathspauni 18th/19th c. anxiety/relationships/gender/emotion/politics/letters/Cannings/comms/consumption@BSECS ECR Rep
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Dr Rachel Bynoth retweeted
Are you thinking of applying for a SWWDTP studentship?
We have two upcoming opportunities to help you feel confident and prepared :
📌 Demystifying the SWWDTP
📺 Pre-recorded video
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📌 Applicant Q&A Session
💻 Live Webinar
🔗 lnkd.in/eCgVBmf7
Dr Rachel Bynoth retweeted
#OTD in 1853, poet, novelist and Quaker activist Amelia Opie died. Her portrait, one of several painted by her husband John Opie, hangs in the Long Gallery. The Amelia Opie archive is a brilliant resource to find out more about her life, letters & works: ameliaopiearchive.com/
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Bath Spa University’s long-running Ukrainian partnership has been recognised for this year’s THE Awards, shortlisted for ‘International Collaboration of the Year’ #THEAwards
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We are very pleased to welcome Professor Lucy Noakes as the new President @RoyalHistSoc: bit.ly/49iEcrF
Lucy took up the role at the Society's AGM last Friday. As President, Lucy will lead the RHS Council in its work over the next four years #twitterstorians
ALT Image of Professor Lucy Noakes and caption: 'A very warm welcome to Professor Lucy Noakes (University of Essex) as she begins her term as the 36th President of the Royal Historical Society'.
Dr Rachel Bynoth retweeted
Happy to announce that "Books and Borrowing: Libraries, Books, and Book Circulation", a special issue of Library and Information History (40.3), guest edited by myself, @MJRSangster, and @maxinebranagh, is now out in the world and ready to read!
euppublishing.com/toc/lih/40…
Dr Rachel Bynoth retweeted
A job op at UCL to work on a fabulous UKRI FLF project 'Connecting Histories, Connecting Heritage: Early Modern Cities and their Afterlives', early modern background, languages and DH skills essential! ucl.ac.uk/work-at-ucl/...
Dr Rachel Bynoth retweeted
🌟 Exciting news! Elaine Chalus from our Department of History will discuss the Hanoverian Succession, as one of the three experts on 'In Our Time'! Tune in to BBC Radio 4 on Thursday 28 November at 9am. You'll be able to listen here: 👇
bbc.co.uk/programmes/m0025d6…
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📌 Applications for 2025 studentships are now open!
We anticipate this will be the final round of SWWDTP2 applications, as the AHRC plans to replace the DTP scheme with its new Landscape Awards scheme.
📆 Applications close on Monday 20 January 2025 : bit.ly/3OmQcP4
Dr Rachel Bynoth retweeted
Three weeks until the deadline for #CFP Learning about Disaster! #twitterstorians societyhistoryemotions.com/w…
Dr Rachel Bynoth retweeted
We're so excited to announce #HistParl's new podcast, Tales from the Green Benches: an Oral History of Parliament!
Episodes drop every Monday, starting next week- you can listen to the trailer and subscribe early where ever you get your podcasts!
shows.acast.com/tales-from-t…
Dr Rachel Bynoth retweeted
We are delighted to be able to offer the BSECS/Georgian Papers fellowship again this year. £1,000 to support a project drawing on the papers of the Georgian Papers Programme @GeorgianPapers **DEADLINE 1 FEBRUARY 2025** #18thC #twitterstorians #history
Dr Rachel Bynoth retweeted
For anyone still here: from January, I'm running an 8-week, learning-for-pleasure evening course via @UniOfYork's Centre for Lifelong Learning. It's on Zoom, open to the public and taking bookings now - please share with anyone who might be interested! 👇
york.ac.uk/lifelonglearning/…
Dr Rachel Bynoth retweeted
EVENT ANNOUNCEMENT: @NACHEmotion will be holding its next colloquium on 10 December at 11am (US Mountain Time): "The Labour of Solitude and Emotional Experience of Aloneness in Early Modern Britain" with @naomipullin ✨ Register/save the Zoom link here: eventbrite.co.uk/e/the-labou…
Dr Rachel Bynoth retweeted
Last year's Olivette Otele Prize winner @tionneparris encourages eligible students to submit for our prize based on her own experience 🏆
Tionne submitted a fantastic paper which she presented at our annual conference & discusses below the advantages of submitting for the prize
Dr Rachel Bynoth retweeted
I'm still here, ambivalently and on and off, so for now here is a fabulous job alert: Beit Professorship of Global and Imperial History here @UniofOxford my.corehr.com/pls/uoxrecruit…
Dr Rachel Bynoth retweeted
A cold dreary day in London. Let's think about next summer! We're holding an in person conference at the University of Greenwich from 7th to 9th July. Further details to follow....
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Celebrated historian and broadcaster David Olusoga will deliver the inaugural National Humanities Lecture!
The first of its kind, the lecture will make the case for the humanities and explore how new ideas are emerging.
Find out more and book:
sas.ac.uk/news-events/news/h…
Dr Rachel Bynoth retweeted
📢 @JBHist and I are pleased to announce that we are seeking a f/t 2-year Research Associate in Victorian Cultural and Material History to join our major @ahrcpress funded research project on the Victorian Hand. Closes 6 December. Spread the word!!!
hr-jobs.lancs.ac.uk/Vacancy.…
Dr Rachel Bynoth retweeted
Have you seen #QueenCharlotte: A #Bridgerton Story? The storyline about producing an heir all started because Princess Charlotte, 2nd in line to the throne, died. Queen Charlotte got the news whilst in Bath on the day she was to attend a Ball at the Assembly Rooms.
📷13.11.1817
ALT Newspaper clipping from an article published on 13 Nov 1817. Article reads: The Upper Assembly-rooms, where the Balls were to commence that evening for the season, were instantly shut, and porters stationed to give the melancholy intelligence to the company as they arrived. Her Majesty had sent a subscription of 501, to the Rooms, and the Princess Elizabeth 101.
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‘Sometimes you encounter a book and cannot work out how this miraculous event has happened’
We're delighted to announce that the winner of the #BookerPrize2024 is Orbital by Samantha Harvey. 🌌✨
Discover the book: thebookerprizes.com/the-book…