Post45 Journal is pleased to announce two article prizes: the Mary Esteve Emerging Scholar Essay Prize and the Post45 Essay Prize for Contingent Scholars. The Emerging Scholar prize is named in honor of two-time Post45 Journal editor Mary Esteve to celebrate her commitment to the work of the journal and her generosity as an editor and reviewer.
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The 2024 Japan Studies Association Conference will be in Honolulu, Hawaii from January 3-5, 2024. Anyone interested in topics related to Japan (economics, history, sociology, fine arts, literature, language, and more) is invited to submit an abstract or panel idea. Information can be found at the JSA's website.
True Crime typically focuses on investigative journalism used to present a mystery or attempt to understand the psychology of a crime/perpetrator. It may include narratives of a case, victimology, forensics, or analysis of evidence, although each case is different. Much of True Crime focuses on serial killers/killings, although subsets of the genre may delve into topics such as kidnappings, cults, wrongful convictions, advocacy, white-collar crimes, trial proceedings, prevention of crime, survivor stories, or sensationalism/entertainment.
Dear Colleagues,
I'm pleased to announce Mangalam Research Center's fall online speaker series on "Buddhism and the Natural World" kicks off next Tuesday, September 19th 3pm-4:30 PDT with a conversation with David Loy on Buddhism, modernity and the ecological crisis.
Upcoming speakers also include:
Devin Zuckerman on “Buddhist Elemental Thought Across Time, Place, and Genre,” October 3rd, 3-4:30pm PDT on Zoom.
Adam Liddle, “Listening to the Elements” October 17th, 4-5:30pm PDT on Zoom.
Yale University’s working group on Global Environmental History invites graduate students and early career practitioners in History and allied fields to propose papers for our Spring 2024 “New Perspectives in Energy History” conference on March 2nd, 2024.
"Collaborative practices: rethinking narratives and musealization processes"
Special Issue of Práticas da História. Journal on Theory, Historiography, and Uses of the Past
Guest Editors: Rita Juliana Soares Poloni (Universidade Federal de Pelotas - UFPel), Diego Lemos Ribeiro (UFPel) and Elizabete Mendonça (Unirio)
To encourage new projects and cooperations between experts and scholars interested in the history of cinema and movie-going in Northern Europe, we are arranging a series of workshops, generously funded by the Joint Committee for Nordic Research Councils in the Humanities and Social Sciences (NOS-HS)
- 2 November 2023
- 6pm – 7:30 pm (GMT)
- Online
Simon Bradley, series editor of the Pevsner Architectural Guides, will discuss the latest volume in the series with Geoffrey Tyack of Kellogg College, Oxford. The book addresses half a century of change and development since the original edition of 1974 by Nikolaus Pevsner and Jennifer Sherwood, completing the revision of Oxfordshire initiated with Alan Brooks's North and West volume of 2017.
You are cordially invited to the next NLM History Talk—the 2023 NLM Michael E. DeBakey Lecture in the History of Medicine—“Mrs.
Paul Mellon Lectures Autumn 2023, British Blonde: Women, Desire and the Image in Post-War Britain delivered by Lynda Nead. Wednesdays at 6:30pm for 5 weeks at the Gorvy Lecture Theatre, V&A Museum