PhD student @UniofOxford researching subjective experience and identity French Revolutionary Diaries | š¦š¹š®šŖ | too many hills to die on and too little time
Oxford, England
Joined March 2019
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michaela retweeted
Es ist bemerkenswert, wie viel Zeit in ME/CFS-Kontrollterminen draufgeht, Verschlechterung nach Gutachten aufzufangen oder argumentativ in Befunden, die dann eh ignoriert werden, zu "beweisen", dass die Betroffenen krank sind.
Zeit, die fĆ¼r medizinische Fragen dann fehlt.
michaela retweeted
Auch bei meinem Vortrag in der Klinik Ottakring des @wiengesundheit gab es merkliches Interesse verschiedener Gesundheitsberufe an ME/CFS.
Umso wichtiger wƤre es, dass die Verantwortlichen dieses vorhandene Interesse fĆ¼r eine normale Versorgungsstruktur fĆ¼r ME/CFS nutzen.
Interested in history, dreams, psychoanalysis and/or exciting interdisciplinary historical approaches?
Join our workshop on Dreams and History this Thursday at the Oxford History Faculty or online!
Dreams and History- A hybrid workshop
Thursday at the history faculty and online
Registration required- please email [email protected]
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michaela retweeted
Ford Lectures 2023 with Prof Colin Kidd
āModern Paganism Revisitedā - 5pm 2/2/23
South School, Exam Schools, Oxford
All are welcome.
#FordLectures #universityofoxford
@UniofOxford @Exam_Schools @OxUniVenues
michaela retweeted
We do realise, donāt we, that the Queue has been deliberately designed this way? That it is eminently possible to handle large crowds in a way that doesnāt involve people standing in the street for 22hrs? That this performative theatre of suffering and mourning is the point? Mmm
People at the back of the line ā now famously known as the Queue ā to pay their respects to the queen will likely be waiting 24 hours, British authorities said Friday. Among those in line was soccer star David Beckham, who said he waited about 12 hours. nyti.ms/3DxHCsL
This diarist is truly putting me & my assumptions about historical priorities into place with his by the by entry about 9 (or ~14?) Thermidorā¦
I simply think all archives should be in Archival Palaces. The AD CĆ“te-d'Or are doing something right! ā at Dijon, France
There are 101 French departments. 100 of them have capital cities/towns that house their departmental archives, rather than villages. And then there is the dĆ©partement de l'ArdĆØche, which has Privasā¦.
I am taking back everything I have ever said about French archives being hard to communicate with. A German archivist just replied to my email asking if they had a particular document by saying they need my full postal address before they ācan deal with my queryā?????
Hi @_austrian could you please tell me how to rebook my flight? It says I canāt do it online because for whatever reason you canāt do that with a return flight after having taken the outbound flight, but how CAN I do it? Iāve been on hold with your service line for half an hour
If youāre in Cambridge come along to spice up your Tuesday night by hearing about dead peopleās diaries!
On TUESDAY 14 JUNE we are so excited to be hearing papers from the amazing Michaela Kalcher, @BachleitnerK and Daniele Palmer!
5-7pm, Tuesday, Room 5, History Faculty. Refreshments provided š·š§
Join for our last event of the year!
Thank you so much @History_Will! Itās been amazing sharing my research and getting so many thought provoking questions!!
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This has been so fun!!! Huge thank you to the organisers, the other presenters, and to everyone who came along to ask some really thought provoking questions!!
First up, we have @MichaelaKalcher speaking to us about āStick Figures and Guillotines: Depictions of the French Revolution in Contemporary Diariesā.
Huge fan of this diarist listing all the extraordinary events of 1789ā¦ and putting the revolution in fourth place. Really doing his bit to keep the revolutionary historian humble.
Come watch me talk about stick figures & guillotines and what private doodles can tell us about the French Revolution!
We're delighted be share the programme for our PG Study Day: Images: Past & Present, in conjunction with friends and colleagues @FrenchHistoryUK - taking place on Saturday, 23 April. Please watch this space for more on registration!
