#Manuscripts

Thread: Today is Imbolc, which celebrates the first day of Spring in Ireland. It is an ancient Celtic feast & is marked as St Bridget’s Day, it’s Christian re-incarnation. In
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why i am no longer publishing (my own) #research in #academic journals - a (long) thread 1/38#AcademicTwitter #AcademicChatter #academicpublishing #academicjournals #peerreview #ecrchat #OpenScience #publicationbias (some references at the
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Thread: I’m not comfortable with bullies who decide who is excluded. For years many were told we weren’t ‘real’ Irish or were exiled or physically attacked.I’ve noticed this far right
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New paper out with @daniellepurifoy, titled "What is Environmental Racism For?" This represents the first of two manuscripts, and many more ideas, from our ongoing collaboration on what we call
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The #Mughal period in India is known for a court sponsored programme of translation from #Sanskrit and attempts to translate Indic metaphysics into the idiom of #Sufism and #Persianate #IslamicPhilosophy
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Love horror movies? Looking to watch 31 movies in October? Look no further than http://octoberscareathon.com  for your list! All streaming on Amazon Prime! Day 1 - Behind the Mask: The
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This week (by popular vote!) we’ll take a look at the Annals of Connacht. This unique manuscript (RIA MS C iii 1) records episodes in the history of Gaelic Ireland
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A thread on the history of the Armenian community in Jerusalem and the Holy Land 2) The Armenian community in Jerusalem is the oldest Armenian community outside
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Get ready for our next #SYPCareerCafe, which this week is all about Rights! We've got a fantastic panel for you this week, so stay tuned for all the key discussion
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Rudrapatnam Shamashastry – The #Mahamahopadyaya who discovered Chanakya’s Arthashastra.On his Jayanti a tribute to the legendary #Kannadiga who proved Bharatiya Civilization had robust Ancient Political & Economic policy & not
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It's a Saturday evening in lockdown and we're all talking about what we did at 22, so here, have a thread of historic pubs in Oxford, ranked by how often
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Welcome to #ArchivesVeterans! Today, our curator has a lot to share about researching military records. So let's dive on in! #ArchivesHashtagParty #Genealogy #FamilyHistory #ancestry1/? A lot of veterans didn’t talk
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Thread on #researchfailure A recent post by @EmmMacfarlane about whether to abandon a research project reminded me of the decade-plus I sunk into a project for modest results, and how
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And just to add to Bahu's point: Delhi is an Islamic city that became the jewel of the Muslim world towards the end of the 14th century. It was built
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New Publication Wednesday! Just received the printed version of a chapter I wrote entitled "A Long Overdue Farewell: The Purported Jewish Origins of Syriac Christianity." A thread. 1/35 (sorry for
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Salutary read and REALLY highlights the insular, provincial, unimaginative, blinding whiteness of the publishing industry on both sides of the pond:https://www.vulture.com/amp/article/american-dirt-jeanine-cummins-book-controversy.html &quo
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