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I'm excited to have my second paper "The Undisciplined Youth and a Moral Panic in Independent India, Circa 1947-1964" published in The Journal of Historical Sociology last week! Here's a short thread on the paper. 1/6
onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/… – at Hackney, London
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We just reached 600 followers! Thank you for building our amazing #DisneyStudies community. We are putting together our final newsletter of 2022, keep an eye out in your inbox (and maybe your spam!) tomorrow ✉️
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DEADLINE EXTENDED!!
IRSCL 2023 New Deadline: 15 December 2022
Submit an abstract here: irscl2023.org
#IRSCL #IRSCL2023 #CFP
IRSCL 2023 Congress CFP Deadline TOMORROW!!
Proposals for complete panels or individual papers will be accepted until TOMORROW, 1 December 2022 (11:59 PDT)
Submit an abstract here: irscl2023.org
#IRSCL #IRSCL2023 #CFP
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Are you a nerd of Arab literature?
Do you get way too attached to characters and authors?
Join us and our network of 600+ other readers of Arab lit as we cry, laugh, and bond through old and contemporary works.
How, do you ask? DM us with your email address and voila!
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Is the community “vulnerable” or targeted? “Poor” or chronically disenfranchised? “Low-income” or are its residents disproportionately impacted by discriminatory hiring practices that impact upward mobility? “At risk” or put in a precarious position due to structural violence?
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I just read about an episode of Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood in which he lets an egg timer run for a full 60 seconds. Anyone have a clip? I've been looking but can't find it, and I'd love to use it in my seminar.
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Our @usc_english department is searching for a TT assistant professor in Transpacific studies. Viet Nguyen & I are co-chairing the search committee. Full ad along with the application link below. Pls. spread the word! usccareers.usc.edu/job/los-a…
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Thank you @JasonClareMP for officially launching @digitalchildau today with our @LEGO_Group robots & digital children! Thank you also to Julie Inman Grant @eSafetyOffice, @QUT VC @MargaretSheil , @arc_gov_au CEO Judi Zielke & Director @SusanDanby for your inspired speeches 🎉
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Hello! It's day 20 of #WorldKidLitMonth and today on @worldkidlit blog @Meggyf reviews six recent children's books published in #Wales UK, including translations from Spanish and Czech, and between Welsh and English
worldkidlit.wordpress.com/20…
#WelshKidLit #CzechKidLit #SpanishKidLit
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The @mediahistorydl has a new website!
We've added over 1,000 Hollywood pressbooks, tripled the amount of non-English language content, enhanced the interface, and eliminated the delay between digitization to user access. Still free, and always will be. mediahist.org/
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Using my Little Free Library to spread the word about Banned Books Week. Offering only books that appear on the ALA’s most challenged books list - for adults and kids.
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Families reflect on the #pandemic’s long-term impact on students’ learning abcn.ws/3eX1V8K via @ABC #education #COVID19
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Now Hiring: Assistant Professor in Chinese Humanities (Department of East Asian Studies) | McGill University: Monteral, Quebec, Canada | joburl.ws/17472925 #jobs
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Good morning, comics friends! We are delighted to share that the brilliant Susan Kirtley and Michael Nicoll Yahgulanaas will join us in Vancouver for ICAF 2023. Read about their work below ⤵️
PS: You still have time to submit an abstract! CFP for details: tinyurl.com/5675vepb
ALT SUSAN KIRTLEY Susan Kirtley is a Professor of English and the Director of Comics Studies at Portland State University. Her research interests include visual rhetoric and graphic narratives, and she has published pieces on comics for the popular press and academic journals. She is the author of the Eisner-winning Lynda Barry: Girlhood through the Looking Glass (2013), and co-editor of With Great Power Comes Great Pedagogy: Teaching, Learning, and Comics (2020). MICHAEL NICOLL YAHGULANAAS Michael Nicoll Yahgulanaas is a contemporary artist whose wide-ranging artistic practice explores themes of identity, environmentalism and the human condition. Influenced by both Haida iconography and contemporary Asian visual culture, he has created an artistic practice that crosses diverse cultures, generations, and disciplines in search of accessibility and engagement as a counterpoint to stratification and isolation.
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Call for papers:
"Schooled Futures, Skilling & Gendered Temporalities" - a special issue of @ChildrensGeogs, edited by @kdesai_ & Sarada Balagopalan (@childhoodruc)
Abstract submission deadline: 15 October
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UCLA invites applications for a TT position, preferably at either advanced Assistant or Associate Professor level, for an Indigenous/American Indian Studies scholar to join the (newly formed!) Department of American Indian Studies! recruit.apo.ucla.edu/JPF0781…
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Good morning community! We are ONE WEEK AWAY from the publication of the Global History of Black Girlhood 🥰🎉🎊 If you haven’t already, please go back to our profile and read the spotlights of our contributors.
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Happening at noon! Academic citations stress you out? No more! Join Dr. Jason Boyd at noon EDT, Sept. 20 to learn how to use Zotero to manage your research. You get hands-on practice with this tool that makes citations a snap. Register ow.ly/1chf50KLYR1
ALT A huge stack of books with a burlap ribbon and a votive candle on top.