Alexandra Steinlight
@asteinlight.bsky.social
Historian of France’s archives, memory, secrecy, aftermath of war. Contingent lecturer and exhausted parent.
The slippage from bagel to croissant is disturbing, dangerous even
June 9, 2025 at 7:16 PM
The slippage from bagel to croissant is disturbing, dangerous even
What is the Bumpsy Grind, you ask? Evidently it is “an old-timey dance”
May 18, 2025 at 1:53 PM
What is the Bumpsy Grind, you ask? Evidently it is “an old-timey dance”
It was both enormous fun and a real privilege to get to work on this issue. We hope it is worthy of its subject!
May 1, 2025 at 3:08 PM
It was both enormous fun and a real privilege to get to work on this issue. We hope it is worthy of its subject!
Finally, French Studies and its Publics opens out from scholarship and mentoring and considers the stakes of public engagement and the migration of ideas and texts across the Atlantic. Intro by Sarah Griswold and essays that follow by Laura Frader, @artgoldhammer.bsky.social, and Eric Fassin.
May 1, 2025 at 1:59 PM
Finally, French Studies and its Publics opens out from scholarship and mentoring and considers the stakes of public engagement and the migration of ideas and texts across the Atlantic. Intro by Sarah Griswold and essays that follow by Laura Frader, @artgoldhammer.bsky.social, and Eric Fassin.
The State and Expertise dossier features an intro by Ed Berenson and contributions from Evan Spritzer, Aro Velmet, Nicole Rudolph, and Phil Nord, all exploring the questions at the heart of Herrick's own scholarly work.
May 1, 2025 at 1:56 PM
The State and Expertise dossier features an intro by Ed Berenson and contributions from Evan Spritzer, Aro Velmet, Nicole Rudolph, and Phil Nord, all exploring the questions at the heart of Herrick's own scholarly work.
The issue comprises three thematic dossiers--on Herrick's mentoring, scholarship, and the role of the French Studies scholar. The first, The Politics of Mentorship, features an intro by @profmarylewis.bsky.social and essays by Elizabeth Campbell, Molly Nolan, Alice Conklin, and Emmanuelle Saada.
May 1, 2025 at 1:54 PM
The issue comprises three thematic dossiers--on Herrick's mentoring, scholarship, and the role of the French Studies scholar. The first, The Politics of Mentorship, features an intro by @profmarylewis.bsky.social and essays by Elizabeth Campbell, Molly Nolan, Alice Conklin, and Emmanuelle Saada.