Tweets from the @BristolUniLib Subject Librarian Team.
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We ❤️ this super piece by Lewis Goode, 3rd Year Historian at @BristolUni which uses #GalePrimarySources to view the 1831 Bristol Riots in a new light. 🔎
>>thebristorian.co.uk/publichi…
@Bristorian @BristolUniLib @UoBrisHistory @SubjectLibs @UoBArtsMatter @BrisUniSpColl @UoBrisEnglish
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📢Calling all users @BristolUniLib! You have trial access to Decolonization until 24th March. Political ephemera & organizational material produced in over 70 countries and territories around the world throughout the c.20th
➡️link.gale.com/apps/DPIT?u=un…
@UoBrisHistory @decolUoB
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In this great piece, Ellen Boucher, 2nd year Historian @BristolUni, explores the value & power of #SlaveNarratives - how they gave (and still give) voice to enslaved individuals and reveal their agency. #slavery
@BristolUniLib @UoBrisHistory @UoBrisEnglish
review.gale.com/2023/02/14/h…
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It's the first June open day! ☀️
A warm welcome to all our visitors exploring our wonderful city and campus today 👋 Find out all the things you can do on our website 👉 fal.cn/3px0f
Can't make it? Follow all the action on Instagram 📷 @ universityofbristol
ALT Prospective students in Royal Fort Garden
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📣 CALLING @SOEBristol STUDENTS 📣
Do you need help finding or assessing resources for your assignments? Are you unsure about referencing?
Contact the @SOEBristol subject librarian Rosey Crow for support.
➡️ tinyurl.com/mr2chdxf
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Welcome to the new UoB micro-library at Barton Hill. On our second day a regular visitor brought us these cushions they made for our childrens area! Thank you, they are gorgeous. Open every Tuesday at the wonderful Wellspring Settlement. #WSBartonHill #bartonhill #librarylife
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Born in Bristol, John Addington Symonds (1840-1893) was an English poet, literary critic and a cultural historian. His books 'A Problem in Greek Ethics' and 'A Problem in Modern Ethics' argued for a rational approach to homosexuality and law reforms. #LGBTHM22 #LGBTplusHM
ALT A black and white portrait photograph of John Addington Symonds by Eveleen Tennant.
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"It is not easy to be a pioneer – but oh, it is fascinating! I would not trade one moment, even the worst moment, for all the riches in the world." - Elizabeth Blackwell
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Stop everything and look at what our spies have just located in the latest episode of @kiripritchardmc's TV Flashback! An *olive green @cardiffunilib branded library Morris Minor*. We'd have those back in a heartbeat 😍 (not excusing the child labour).
ALT A chil attempts to peer over the steering wheel of the car mentioned in this tweet
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Did you miss a recent newspaper article relevant to your study or research ? Or, do you need to look through historic newspaper archives? Take a look at the Library's large collection of UK and international newspapers 📰bristol.ac.uk/library/find/n…
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Just a gentle reminder: #OldBexleyandSidcupbyelection Thurs 2 Dec. Keep the leaflets coming through your door & send them to us. Many thanks:
The #OldBexleyandSidcup by-election is on Thursday 2 December. Please send the election leaflets that come through your door to @BrisUniSpColl so that they can be kept for posterity and made available for researchers. #ByElection2021 More info: bit.ly/3goc7UP
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CALLING ALL NIGHT OWLS: From Tuesday 23 November the Arts and Social Sciences Library will be open every day from 8am - 3am (Last entry each night is 2:45am) - library desk service will be offered between 8am - 8pm, with a reduced reading and reference service from 8pm onwards.
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In today's #COVID19 myth busting episode, @adamhfinn explains why the delay in the second vaccine dose could lead to better protection 💉💉
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We worked with @Bristol_SU to put your #COVID19 questions to @adamhfinn, an expert in immunology and vaccine development 🦠
In the first of the series, we discuss why previously having the virus doesn't necessarily make you immune or prevent you transmitting it 😷
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On Monday 4 January the Government announced a return to national lockdown. As such, all our libraries and study centres are currently closed, with the exception of the Arts and Social Sciences Library, which remains open for urgent access only. (1/5)
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This week marks the 60th anniversary of the acquittal of Lawrence's infamous novel #LadyChatterleysLover. Check out @LoisSBibbings' @ConversationUK article about the judge's copy of the book, his wife's key role & its historic place in @BrisUniSpColl bit.ly/34Uscxb
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Today's second #BlackHistoryMonth2020 book review is from Subject Librarian Victoria Hopton, who reviews the playtext of Misty by Arinze Kene: bristol.ac.uk/library/black-…
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We have two new #BlackHistoryMonth2020 reviews up on our website. First up, Subject Librarian Catherine Downs reviews Small Island by Andrea Levy: bristol.ac.uk/library/black-…
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‘He treated every one with whom he came in contact as an equal, and deferred to the opinion of every person however uninfluential or unproved in the battle of life.’—Ford Madox Brown: A Record of His Life and Work (published 28 October 1896)
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Today’s BHM book review: Black Women in Sequence (2015) by Deborah Elizabeth Whaley, reviewed by Tim Riley, Subject Librarian for Classics and Ancient History, History, History of Art, Religion and Theology, Liberal Arts. bristol.ac.uk/library/black-…
