New open access book: The World Wide Web of Work: A history in the making
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Extended Call For Papers (closes 29 May!): 'Gender and Joy in History', ACU Melbourne/online, 27-28 September 2023
CALL FOR PAPERS: GENDER AND JOY IN HISTORY, LILITH: A FEMINIST HISTORY JOURNAL SYMPOSIUM 2023
‘Gender and Joy in History’ is a symposium aimed at counterposing the common scholarly focus on catastrophe and crisis of recent years. Lilith: A Feminist History Journal now calls for scholars in all areas of gender and feminist history to consider questions about how women, feminists and gender diverse people have found joy, strength, resilience, inspiration, love, happiness and transcendence in the past.
Either Lost or Found? A Child’s Story from a WWII Australian Internment Camp
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As many as 50,000 German, Italian, and Japanese civilians were sent to Internment camps in Australia during WWII. Until today, the lives and fates of 512 German civilians of Persia (Iran), the imprisoned inhabitants of Australian World War II confinement centres, and the roles that they and their family members played in the development of post-war Australia has been ignored by academia.
Understanding Displacement in Visual Art and Cultural History: 1945 to Now
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Conference
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October 24, 2023 to October 25, 2023
Extended Call For Papers (closes 29 May!): 'Gender and Joy in History', ACU Melbourne/online, 27-28 September 2023
CALL FOR PAPERS: GENDER AND JOY IN HISTORY, LILITH: A FEMINIST HISTORY JOURNAL SYMPOSIUM 2023
‘Gender and Joy in History’ is a symposium aimed at counterposing the common scholarly focus on catastrophe and crisis of recent years. Lilith: A Feminist History Journal now calls for scholars in all areas of gender and feminist history to consider questions about how women, feminists and gender diverse people have found joy, strength, resilience, inspiration, love, happiness and transcendence in the past.
Extended Call For Papers (closes 29 May!): 'Gender and Joy in History', ACU Melbourne/online, 27-28 September 2023
CALL FOR PAPERS: GENDER AND JOY IN HISTORY, LILITH: A FEMINIST HISTORY JOURNAL SYMPOSIUM 2023
‘Gender and Joy in History’ is a symposium aimed at counterposing the common scholarly focus on catastrophe and crisis of recent years. Lilith: A Feminist History Journal now calls for scholars in all areas of gender and feminist history to consider questions about how women, feminists and gender diverse people have found joy, strength, resilience, inspiration, love, happiness and transcendence in the past.
Re: Personal reason for Father Edmund A. Walsh's Anti-Communism?
Probably the best study of Father Edmund A. Walsh, SJ, the founder of the School of Foreign Service at Georgetown University, is by Patrick McNamara, A Catholic Cold War: Edmund A. Walsh and the Politics of American Anti-Communism (Fordham University Press, 2005). The Walsh papers come in for particular scrutiny.
Personal reason for Father Edmund A. Walsh's Anti-Communism?
Colleagues: I have been reading books written in the 1930s by Father Walsh of Georgetown. It seems that he had a deep personal reason for his Anti-Communism, but I cannot find a clear explanation. Did he leave diaries, or did others leave personal memoirs that reveal his thinking?
Please contact me though H-NET email – David
Center for Research on Global Catholicism Seminar Fellowship Program
The Center for Research on Global Catholicism at Saint Louis University is pleased to announce the launch of its inaugural Seminar Fellowship Program for 2024-2025 on the theme of “New Directions in Research on Global Catholicism: Mobilities, Migrations, Circulations.”
Newberry Seminar on Religion and Culture in the Americas 2023-2024 Program CFP
Religion and Culture in the Americas Seminar
