Wellcome Trust Research Fellow in Humanities and Social Science at the University of Reading
Reading, UK
Joined October 2014
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Apurba Chatterjee retweeted
Very pleased to be able to say that this is finished and out! Thanks @PalgraveLit
Recently published: @waugh_JS's new book argues for the significance of contagious disease in critical and biographical assessment of Charlotte Brontë’s work. link.springer.com/book/10.10…
Apurba Chatterjee retweeted
Brilliant to see this exciting and original book out for people to delve into. So proud of what is coming out of the death and culture book series @EricaBorgstrom @KateWoodyBath @BrisUniPress #dissection #photography #deathandculture
Apurba Chatterjee retweeted
Glad to share my latest article that is out now in Journal of Modern History (open access). It analyses the reparations made by the Dutch East India Company in 1654 to the heirs and representatives of the so-called “Amboyna Massacre”. (1/2)
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Apurba Chatterjee retweeted
In ca. einem Monat erscheint "Stadt der Kolonien" mit 50 kurzen Texten zur (post-)kolonialen Geschichte Bremens. Auf unser Website steht das Inhaltsverzeichnis zum Download bereit. Wer als Multiplikator gerne einen Band hätte, meldet sich bei mir. bch.uni-bremen.de/projekte/s…
Apurba Chatterjee retweeted
Great article about finding glimpses of women’s lives in the archive and the importance of “imaginative empathy”. @WomensHistNet
What problems do archives raise in trying to reconstruct the lives of women who leave no written record?
Read our blog on Searching for the ‘Invisible Woman’: Working with (and subverting) the archives womenshistorynetwork.org/sea…
#IAW2024
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Excited to share that our project "From the Floe Edge" was awarded @BritishAcademy_ funding! Together w/ @sarahwcooley & the West Baffin Co-op we'll explore the role of art, glaciology & community knowledge in understanding sea ice change. abdn.ac.uk/news/23163/
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Female Servants in Early Modern England is out now! And it’s open access! Order here or download for free👇
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ALT Book image (Female Servants in Early Modern England)
Celebrating @rohandroy and @dominikhhh for this amazing series today... They are both talented scholars and incredibly kind human beings... Many congratulations, and thanks for everything you do. journals.uchicago.edu/doi/fu…
Apurba Chatterjee retweeted
what a great thread & a good reminder for me to buy this book!
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My brief tribute to the late, great John Pocock (1924-2023) folgerpedia.folger.edu/J._G.…
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"Liberty and Fanaticism" - A talk given by Richard Whatmore in connection with tomorrow's publication of his new book The End of Enlightenment (Penguin, 2023). Join us for the book launch in St Andrews.
intellectualhistory.net/end-…
Apurba Chatterjee retweeted
How to teach the history of invisible labor in science?
My other contributed piece to the special issue in History of Science:
"(Un)making labor invisible: A syllabus" with Patrick Anthony, Juliana Broad, Xan Chacko, Zachary Dorner, and Judith Kaplan
journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs…
Apurba Chatterjee retweeted
In my recent article, I argue that illustrations of Ottoman plants and thinking with them are part of translational labor.These illustrations were designed to call upon the viewer’s constant attention in self-motivated scientific labor.Yet, this is why they also remain invisible. – at İstanbul, Türkiye
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My newest article, "Ottoman Plants, Nature Studies, and the Attentiveness of Translational Labor" is just out! 🌿
It is part of a special issue on labor history of science in the journal History of Science! #twitterstorians
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Apurba Chatterjee retweeted
Congratulations to the editors & contributors to
Non-Elite Women's Networks Across the Early Modern World
Edited by Elizabeth Storr Cohen & Marlee J. Couling
Published in the @AmsterdamUPress series Gendering the Late Medieval & Early Modern World
aup.nl/en/book/9789463725750…
Join us for what promises to be a fascinating event!
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Apurba Chatterjee retweeted
Am meeting my The Gift: How Objects of Prestige Shaped the Atlantic Slave Trade and Colonialism (@cambUP_History) for the first time today. ❤️
Apurba Chatterjee retweeted
ANOTHER GREAT TITLE JUST RELEASED !!!
Simone Guidi, Joaquim Braga,
"The Quantification of Life and Health from the Sixteenth to the Nineteenth Century. Intersections of Medicine and Philosophy" PSMEMM 2023
Available at: link.springer.com/book/10.10…
#csmbr #PSMEMM
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'Seeing Women in the 18th-century English and Dutch East India Companies'
Mark Williams (@mrfw17thc) will be speaking at @IHR_SCB on Thursday. Register for free here: history.ac.uk/events/seeing-…
