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United Kingdom
Joined January 2014
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/
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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…
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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.
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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 😊
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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.
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…
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Hugely pleased to be involved in the important job of casting more light on working-class female writers. Thanks to @SWWDTP @Nicola_LWilson @srennie12 @teamMPA
📚 Jenny Harper writes about her PhD research @UniRdg_EngLit focusing on Ethel Carnie Holdsworth, early 20C writer and rare example of a female, working-class published novelist, who wrote from a section of society who rarely had a voice. Discover more at bit.ly/DRHighlights23
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Doing some artwork today as part of my SWW DTP placement with Butser Ancient Farm...@SWWDTP
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such a brilliant few days in Hungary with @CantusPlanusIMS, huge thanks to the @SWWDTP for funding my trip and supporting my doctoral research!
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Studying for a PhD? Come and take part in an exciting policy internship with us @SeneddResearch in 2025! 📝Apply by 2 October 2024 here: tinyurl.com/kw2ue5hs ➡️Plus read about a previous student’s experience with us here: tinyurl.com/y32d75tj
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I am running a career-crafting workshop for PhD students for @SWWDTP next week, and sign ups have exploded. So now is the time to ask any post-PhDs out there: what do you wish you had been told or shown, to help prepare for the job markets after your PhD? #AcademicChatter
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Only one day until the #SummerResearchFestival! Join us for our online roundtable at 11:30AM on Thursday 6th of June where we’ll be discussing how memory and myths are interwoven with this year’s theme! Details on the talks below! @SWWDTP
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Self-Surveillance: You Have Reached Your Destination My AI installation was presented at the Seventeen Gallery in London at the exhibition Inter Active Traces. Webpage: hayasheffer.com/folio/self-s… Vimeo: vimeo.com/894004017 Generously supported by @UKRI_News @ahrcpress @SWWDTP
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Save the date!🙌On 6 June @BristolUni PhD student @RachelEHare will be competing in the International Final of #3MT talking about how early modern faints throw light on ideas about emotion, subjectivity & gender. @UoBrisEnglish @UoBArtsMatter @SWWDTP bristol.ac.uk/news/2024/may/…
Fantastic news!!! 🥳My amazing PhD student @RachelEHare has been selected for the European #3MT finals!!! Her 'Art of the Swoon' explores the meaning & gendering of faints in early modern literature & beyond. Watch this space! @UoBrisEnglish @SWWDTP @bristoldc @CoimbraGroup
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Come listen to our Day 2 keynote lecture by Professor @corinne_fowler on how to write for different audiences. Gain insights from the research and writing process behind her brand new book, 'Our Island Stories'. 📚🌿 Register here: bit.ly/4e0P0ge#SummerResearc… #Decolonisation
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🗣️ Don't miss our keynote lecture by @_valdajackson on June 5th! Discover the multidisciplinary artist's unique perspectives on home and belonging as a child of the Windrush generation, and her new exhibition at @RWABristol 🏠✨ Register here: bit.ly/4e0P0ge
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Excited to be speaking at the Summer Research Festival of the @SWWDTP. I'll be giving a paper on the visual representations of settler women during the Kenya Emergency on June 5th. Details below, if you're interested! tickettailor.com/events/swwd…
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Fantastic news!!! 🥳My amazing PhD student @RachelEHare has been selected for the European #3MT finals!!! Her 'Art of the Swoon' explores the meaning & gendering of faints in early modern literature & beyond. Watch this space! @UoBrisEnglish @SWWDTP @bristoldc @CoimbraGroup
Congratulations to my PhD student @RachelEHare who won the @BristolUni #3MT competition with 'The Art of the Swoon'! Rachel gave a FANTASTIC presentation that explored how early modern swoons open up new ways of understanding gender in Shakespeare & beyond. 👏🥳🎉🍾
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