Dr J. E. Nicholson
@justjenerally.bsky.social
respectably absurd | she/her | own opinions | interests: Ghibli, puns, cats | research: Shax/Marlowe's French; multilingual early modern London; whiteness, affect & ecology in The Winter’s Tale | jenniferenicholson.wordpress.com ORCID: 0000-0002-4375-2961
It is one of my favourites! The class I read it with studied Macbeth in 2024, so it was delightful to watch some of them register that they understood a. what the "divine right of kings" is, and b. that both it and current politics are systems rather than immovably status quo...
October 19, 2025 at 11:33 AM
It is one of my favourites! The class I read it with studied Macbeth in 2024, so it was delightful to watch some of them register that they understood a. what the "divine right of kings" is, and b. that both it and current politics are systems rather than immovably status quo...
*thought, obviously :/
October 19, 2025 at 11:30 AM
*thought, obviously :/
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I am extremely fortunate to have a continuing position outside of the academy at present. However, if you are aware of early modern / literary roles in HE (Europe or Aus areas, ideally), please don't be a stranger!!
July 17, 2025 at 7:46 AM
I am extremely fortunate to have a continuing position outside of the academy at present. However, if you are aware of early modern / literary roles in HE (Europe or Aus areas, ideally), please don't be a stranger!!