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Passionate about Arts and Humanities research?
The South, West and Wales Doctoral Training Partnership (@SWWDTP) are recruiting PhD students to join them in October 2025, with full funding available
Find out more and apply by Monday 20 January 2025: sww-ahdtp.ac.uk/
ALT Two women sat side by side, looking at a laptop screen. The text on the image reads 'Passionate about Arts & Humanities research? Apply for a fully funded PhD with the SWW DTP.
The SWWDTP team wish you a joyful and relaxing festive break! 🎄
Our office will be closed from 21 December until 6 January.
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
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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
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The second and last day of The Aims of Metaphysics conference just started! @ediazleon is talking to us about the meta-metaphysics of gender. Thanks again to @SWWDTP, @BPPA_tweets, @Aristotweets, and the Analysis Trust for making this possible!
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very pleased to have worked with the merl to co-write this blog post! happy halloween zom-pals 🧟♀️ @SWWDTP
🎃 POV: it’s the zombie apocalypse, and you’re at The Museum of English Rural Life.
Luckily, we have thousands of agricultural tools that sustained rural England for centuries.
With some lateral thinking, they might be exactly what you need today.
merl.reading.ac.uk/blog/2024…
ALT Fish spear from The MERL collection.
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Flying home from my incredible research trip (&holiday) in Kenya. It was such an incredible experience, and I'm so grateful to @SWWDTP for funding my trip. The @artsuon Mau Mau conference was excellent and it was a pleasure to meet so many brilliant researchers. – at Hillingdon, London
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A blustery Sunday volunteering at Butser Ancient Farm’s first book festival as part of my @SWWDTP placement . Poetry and historic fiction in a Saxon mead hall around a warming fire.
Welcome! 👋
We're excited to be at the picturesque @BathAtWork welcoming our newest cohort of SWWDTP students - fantastic to finally meet you all!
Looking forward to the next 2 days of discussions 🙌
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I have an essay in this year's @QuestionJournal about Claude, André, dreams, the sea, reading in situ and collaborative poetry practice. Thank you to the Question Team @SWWDTP for indulging what turned out to be quite a weird blend of creative and academic writing...
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As usual, I am horribly late, but it was a pleasure to present my paper on Renata Viganò's 'L'Agnese va a morire' at the @cultural_memory conference in Ghent last week. Thanks to the organisers for a wonderful two days and to the @SWWDTP for getting me there 😊
As this week marked the end of coal power in Britain it feels timely to announce that my book MINING MEN, will be out on 13 Feb '25 @ChattoBooks You can preorder it at: bit.ly/3ZKO7Uf It has been a labour of love, and I hope it does the miners & their communities justice
@scardecourcier's fascinating presentation 'The Disabled Body as Uncanny' has been getting some great online attention! Check out the excerpt from this year's summer research festival below 👇 Congrats Scar!
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My article based on the PROS archive @MRCWarwick first presented at the MRC@50 day conference is finally published 🥳
If you'd like to have a read, follow the link in the post below (entirely open access!), and scroll all the way down to page 124.
ALT Screenshot of the title section of the first page of the article titled ''A Particular Kind of Job': The Programme for Reform of the Law on Soliciting and the British Women's Liberation Movement's stance of sex work'
ICYMI: The new issue of Exchanges arrived yesterday - why not give us a read as we celebrate 50 years of the Modern Records Centre research archive.
Free and fully open access here:
exchanges.warwick.ac.uk/inde…
Congrats to SWWDTP student Tommaso Soriani whose co-authored paper has been published by Synthese 👏
You can read "The epistemic objection against perdurantism" here : bit.ly/3XN2dmB
