Janet Dickinson
@janetdickinson.bsky.social
Historian, tutor. Curious about things, mostly early modern. Teaches for Conted in Oxford and NYU in London.
Good to see him looking over you! I'm sure that this must be a good thing as opposed to being deeply sinister ...
October 24, 2025 at 6:09 PM
Good to see him looking over you! I'm sure that this must be a good thing as opposed to being deeply sinister ...
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Spineless Wonders can be visited at Senate House Library until 29 November. Details here. 2/2
Spineless Wonders
Explore the riches held in Senate House Library’s collections of pamphlets and other unbound and ephemeral publications. This free exhibition is open from 18 June - 29 November.
www.london.ac.uk
October 10, 2025 at 8:17 AM
Spineless Wonders can be visited at Senate House Library until 29 November. Details here. 2/2
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Mon 30 June, Jon Cooper: ‘Usury and the politics of interest in later sixteenth-century England’ (Zoom only)
All welcome! Details and booking here: www.history.ac.uk/seminars/tud...
#earlymodern
All welcome! Details and booking here: www.history.ac.uk/seminars/tud...
#earlymodern
Tudor & Stuart History
www.history.ac.uk
April 15, 2025 at 2:29 PM
Mon 30 June, Jon Cooper: ‘Usury and the politics of interest in later sixteenth-century England’ (Zoom only)
All welcome! Details and booking here: www.history.ac.uk/seminars/tud...
#earlymodern
All welcome! Details and booking here: www.history.ac.uk/seminars/tud...
#earlymodern
Reposted by Janet Dickinson
Mon 2 June, Katy Gibbons: ‘Religious objects and Political Loyalties: The 7th earl of Northumberland and Catholic resistance to Elizabethan rule’ (Zoom only)
Mon 16 June, Alistair Bellany: 'The Rains of 1661: Dearth, Religion, and Politics in Little Ice Age England’ (in person and on Zoom) 2/3
Mon 16 June, Alistair Bellany: 'The Rains of 1661: Dearth, Religion, and Politics in Little Ice Age England’ (in person and on Zoom) 2/3
April 15, 2025 at 2:29 PM
Mon 2 June, Katy Gibbons: ‘Religious objects and Political Loyalties: The 7th earl of Northumberland and Catholic resistance to Elizabethan rule’ (Zoom only)
Mon 16 June, Alistair Bellany: 'The Rains of 1661: Dearth, Religion, and Politics in Little Ice Age England’ (in person and on Zoom) 2/3
Mon 16 June, Alistair Bellany: 'The Rains of 1661: Dearth, Religion, and Politics in Little Ice Age England’ (in person and on Zoom) 2/3
Reposted by Janet Dickinson
Plus another reminder that the Early Career Researcher Network is free to join for any Arts, Humanities or Social Sciences postdoctoral graduate based in the UK. You don't need to be employed by a university or in a research post to join. 2/2 thebritishacademyecrn.com
The British Academy
Network:
We are delighted that the Wolfson Foundation will continue to support the Early Career Researcher Network for Early Career Researchers in the humanities and social sciences for a further 3-ye...
thebritishacademyecrn.com
April 16, 2025 at 9:17 AM
Plus another reminder that the Early Career Researcher Network is free to join for any Arts, Humanities or Social Sciences postdoctoral graduate based in the UK. You don't need to be employed by a university or in a research post to join. 2/2 thebritishacademyecrn.com