New post on #FindTheMidwife! @sallypezaro.bsky.social interviews @eliskabujokova.bsky.social about an entrepreneurial early 19th century Edinburgh midwife. See: www.findthemidwife.com/eliska-bujok...
Eliska Bujokova
@eliskabujokova.bsky.social
Historian of Care and Bodywork in the British Atlantic, @LeverhulmeTrust postdoc at @UNB, PhD from @UofGGenderHist, formerly @Cambridge_Uni
A week has passed since I successfully defended my dissertation at @eui-sps.bsky.social, and I still feel extremely proud of the skills I have learned and the research I have produced.
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Eliska Bujokova@eliskabujokova.bsky.social · last yr.📢 Calling all history ECRS! Myself & Anna McEwan are organising a resource sharing and podcast production workshop this September at @uofglasgow.bsky.social funded by @royalhistsoc.org & supported by the @cgh-glasgow.bsky.social . Check out the CfP for details 🔽
📢 Calling all history ECRS! Myself & Anna McEwan are organising a resource sharing and podcast production workshop this September at @uofglasgow.bsky.social funded by @royalhistsoc.org & supported by the @cgh-glasgow.bsky.social . Check out the CfP for details 🔽
📣Thrilled to be joining Bluesky conversations with my most recent publication on Scottish midwifery! Many thanks to @sshmedicine.bsky.social and @sgsah.bsky.social!! doi.org/10.1093/shm/...
‘None Regardless of Reputation Will Be Received’: Midwifery and Commercial Bodywork in Urban Scotland c. 1780–c. 18401
Summary. This article presents two case studies of Scottish midwives, Mrs Laidlaw from Edinburgh and Mrs Alexander from Aberdeen who used newspaper adverti
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