Alix Beeston
@alixbeeston.bsky.social
Reader in Literature and Visual Culture at Cardiff University | Author of In and Out of Sight (Oxford UP) | Co-editor of #Incomplete (U California P) and #Visualities (Modernism/modernity) | Working on a critical–creative book about women in photography
I love this idea Lucy
October 31, 2025 at 6:12 PM
I love this idea Lucy
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Indeed, this issue enters the world at a different moment from the one in which it began. In my introduction, I try to make sense of the histories embedded within the issue itself and clarify my own understanding of just what methods we might require from here. 5/ online.ucpress.edu/fmh/article/...
On Historical Methods, or Trying Not to Lose So Much
I had planned to write a different kind of introduction to this special issue on feminism’s contemporary historical methods and metahistorical concerns. That one—imagined, drafted, never completed—wou...
online.ucpress.edu
October 30, 2025 at 1:15 AM
Indeed, this issue enters the world at a different moment from the one in which it began. In my introduction, I try to make sense of the histories embedded within the issue itself and clarify my own understanding of just what methods we might require from here. 5/ online.ucpress.edu/fmh/article/...
The piece is an honest and quite vulnerable attempt to wrestle with the personal and political stakes of a book that's been a long time coming, too long really. Its writing gave me courage to face the final hurdles on its path into the world. Happy to send a PDF to anyone who doesn't have access xx
October 30, 2025 at 8:10 AM
The piece is an honest and quite vulnerable attempt to wrestle with the personal and political stakes of a book that's been a long time coming, too long really. Its writing gave me courage to face the final hurdles on its path into the world. Happy to send a PDF to anyone who doesn't have access xx
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History professor Cate Denial says, “There is nothing that I ask my students to do in my classes that benefits from being done by generative AI.”
Saying No to Generative AI – Cate Denial
catherinedenial.org
June 27, 2025 at 11:09 AM
History professor Cate Denial says, “There is nothing that I ask my students to do in my classes that benefits from being done by generative AI.”
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It's so revealing that this government has spent a year ignoring the crisis in higher ed, and the first time it offers any serious policy proposals they are intended to make the UK a *less* attractive place for international students
May 12, 2025 at 10:11 AM
It's so revealing that this government has spent a year ignoring the crisis in higher ed, and the first time it offers any serious policy proposals they are intended to make the UK a *less* attractive place for international students