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This Wednesday, join Parkes Institute Honorary Fellow Bryan Cheyette in conversation with Becky Taylor on the displacement of Gypsy communities, with a focus on Janina Bauman's pioneering work on this subject. 🔗 More info and registration: baumaninstitute.leeds.ac.uk/events/how-d...

How do you displace a Gypsy? Bauman Memorial Conversation 2 | The Bauman Institute

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@bryan-cheyette.bsky.social · 2mo ago

baumaninstitute.leeds.ac.uk/events/how-d... So looking forward to speaking to Prof. Becky Taylor about this on Wednesday.

Join us for our upcoming lecture with Parkes Visiting Fellow Jonathan C. Kaplan-Wajselbaum, who will talk about 'The Schnorrer & the Parvenu: Jews, Tailoring & the Performance of Respectability'. 🗓️ Tues 10 March, 6pm GMT 📍 Avenue Campus & online Register 👉 www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/jews-tailo...

Jews, Tailoring and the Performance of Respectability

Jonathan C. Kaplan-Wajselbaum - the Archives Lecture - The Schnorrer and the Parvenu: Jews, Tailoring and the Performance of Respectability

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The next instalment of #EnglishCreates is all about reading, beginning with @bobeaglestone.bsky.social @ies-sas.bsky.social @engmediacentre.bsky.social @englishassociation.bsky.social @rsliterature.bsky.social @literacy-trust.bsky.social @rbtownsend.bsky.social @barbarableiman.bsky.social

University English@univeng.bsky.social · 6mo ago

#EnglishCreates: Futures We kick off our series on Critical Reading with Prof Robert Eaglestone (Royal Holloway): 'in the increasingly scientised discourse which has so effectively helped to teach decoding, the fundamental holism of reading can get lost.' universityenglish.ac.uk/reading-is-a...

'The 2010s is the concluding volume of the Decades Series. Although novels will continue to be written and read in the UK, there are good reasons for thinking that future fiction written in Britain is unlikely to have the same cultural signification within national life as over the past century.'

Nick Hubble@thehubble101.bsky.social · 6mo ago

The 2010s: A Decade of Contemporary British Fiction is currently available on the Bloomsbury website at a 30 per cent discount price of £20.29 until Sunday night. This is a flash sale across most Bloomsbury books.

Berlin, Brussels, Paris & Zurich, see you soon!! The fight is not over — we still have a lot of work to do. We’re coming to Europe to chat with you about this moment in Israel-Palestine and what we’re doing on the ground to fight for justice, equality and peace. Registration links 🔗⬇️

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I am really disappointed that the new version of EThOS at the British Library (the service for getting PhD theses) will be metadata-only. I really think we should use such resources, even if they are not books. They are still contributions to knowledge. www.timeshighereducation.com/news/give-ph...

‘Give PhD archive attention it deserves,’ British Library urged

Scholars criticise lack of progress on restoring repository of 600,000 PhD theses more than two years after it was felled by cyberattack

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If you are considering writing and publishing a book on any aspect of contemporary writing: just a reminder that I am a series editor of the New Horizons in Contemporary Writing series at Bloomsbury. We'd love to have your submissions and books!

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