Tell me you are french without telling me you are french. (Pomodori done this week)
Job alert! This is a reminder that I'm looking for a team member to work on a book history project 📚 that explores the networks 🕸️ of Protestant book agents in Poland-Lithuania and Prussia! Details: konkursydlanauczycieli.uw.edu.pl/api/document... (EN version at p. 7). Send an application by 9.03!
a phd
Conseil pratique pour @francetelevisions.bsky.social @lciofficiel.bsky.social @bfmtv.com @franceinfo.fr : Non mais ne vous emmerdez plus pour le second tour, mettez directement vos caméras dans la salle à manger du père Duhamel pour le rôti du dimanche en famille.
konkursydlanauczycieli.uw.edu.pl
Wojciech Kordyzon
My list features the great pieces by Nahema Hanafi, Aïcha Limbada, @meghankroberts.bsky.social , Michaela Kalcher and Christy Pichichero.
Thank you to the editors !
LABOR IS A LIFE-DESTROYING ACTIVITY
It feels like Anglo-saxon historiography is : bold hypothesis, three cases, done. French historiography : twenty years of mumbling over parish records to confirm it - and arrive fashionably late to the conversation. 🗃️
Managing Pandemics in Early Modern Germany, edited by Peter Hess, is out now with Berghahn books, and I've just learned that the introduction (which I wrote) is free to read on the website! www.berghahnbooks.com/title/HessMa...
I’ve had the pleasure to contribute to the last Mixtape of the @jwsfh.bsky.social by putting together 5 of my best reads of the year in Early Modern History.
Here is my list as well as the great ones by @jean23bean.bsky.social and Emily Marker !
