
PhD @SussexUniMAH - 18th c. lit βπ»β’ English tutor/teacher π©π»βπ« β’ @BurneySocietyUK β’ PGR Editor @RRRJournal β’ @READEnglish, @staenglish @SussexUniESW π©π»βπ
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visiting claude monetβs gardens was such a life changing experience
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London as depicted by Victorian painter John Atkinson Grimshaw (1836-1893)
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"you've been working on your PhD for three years. What's it about?"
Me:
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π SNEAK PEAK PREVIEW: Just one day until our Macbeth soliloquies e-book is released!
Available to purchase and from 10am tomorrow on!
Here is a sneaky preview of what to expect:
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POLL: What do you find the most difficult about studying?
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Here are four books by four academic historians who write legibly for an audience beyond academia. Most of them have been doing this for decades, and at least one of them also writes in an Indian language other than English.
Read these books if you havenβt already!
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We are delighted to announce the opening of our new exhibition 'Her booke': Early Modern Women and their Books at Lambeth Palace Library! Admission is FREE and we welcome you to browse the exhibition during our opening hours or attend one of our events. lambethpalacelibrary.info/exβ¦
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I am not wrong. #AcWri #GetYourManuscriptOut
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My wonderful friend, PhD peer, and now editor at @OUPAcademic, Dr Sam Bailey, has written an incredibly useful article on turning your PhD into a monograph. Check it out here and please share widely β blog.oup.com/2024/06/how-to-β¦
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#Bridgeton uses fantasy to present us with an 18th century that appeals to our modern commitment to social justice.
But reading 18thC women writers like Haywood, Ingram & Lennox reveals that there were also voices expressing these values at the time:
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