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French historian with British & German nationalities. Cultural history of coalition warfare, 1850-1918. Exploring and teaching history and languages as MCF at Faculté des Lettres, Sorbonne Université. https://www.franziska.fr/
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Et donc là tout ce qui est censé être publié l'est effectivement ? La récolte est très maigre en études anglophones, MCF et PR, pour l'instant, je dois dire...

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This is a really fun read if you like glimpses into historical scholarship very far away from what you usually do. The editors invite a range of historians to briefly present one article each from the EHR.

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Today I'm reading towards #365papers: "Celebrating the 600th English Historical Review" https://www.zotero.org/groups/365papers/items/AX7TVR3J

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Today I'm reading towards #365papers: "How to Read a Book: The X-Ray Method for Achieving a Sustainable “Book-Life Balance”" https://www.zotero.org/groups/365papers/items/JF8TYTL8

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Today I'm reading towards #365papers: "Why Do Historians Still Have To Go To Archives?" https://www.zotero.org/groups/365papers/items/N3D9VBVL

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Yay, another step of migrating workflows is completed. I used this tutorial to set up the automatic posting from the Zotero group RSS feed to Bluesky via pipedream www.raymondcamden.com/2024/11/05/a...

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Today I'm reading towards #365papers: "Beyond the island story?: The opening ceremony of the London 2012 Olympic Games as public history" https://www.zotero.org/groups/365papers/items/GYK3BX49

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Today I'm reading towards ##365papers: "Provocations from the Humanities for Generative AI Research" https://www.zotero.org/groups/365papers/items/4JX234BG

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Today I'm reading towards ##365papers: "The Limits of Data" https://www.zotero.org/groups/365papers/items/I6D37LTG

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Dites, celles et ceux qui s'occupent des wikis dans les autres sections, vous faites comment ? J'avais prévu de télécharger le fichier cette semaine pour tout mettre en ligne. Ca ne va pas être aussi simple. J'ai bien noté l'existence de sciences.re/postes/ mais quand sera-t-on vaguement fixés ?

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I like to insist on the fact that during their studies, the important things are not the products (essays, whatever...), but the paths taken to get there. But our evaluation schemes make it hard to get that point to stick.

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imagine with me for a moment, a through the looking glass worldview where you say ‘who cares, if the tech can write a decent essay [jury still out!] why not just admit defeat, bye bye humanities’ no 👏 new 👏 ideas 👏 wtf are we even doing here, signing the death warrant of civilization itself

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I've been saying this to my students when we discuss how history is a process of inquiry and interpretation, a form of active and critical thinking that proceeds by question-and-answer. History trains you to think originally and to create knowledge. The *best* genAI can do is commonplace or banal

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Settler Colonialism and Collecting for Museums: The Namibia Collection in Bremen’s Übersee-Museum (1880s to 1970s)

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Considering everything that's wrong with the world (and the fact that my students are off on reading week) I decided today was time for self-care in the form of sewing a carnival costume for the child to wear to crèche!

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Wars in colour. Critical perspectives on digital colourisation in historical documentaries

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Beyond the island story?: The opening ceremony of the London 2012 Olympic Games as public history

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The Limits of Data

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Beyond the island story?: The opening ceremony of the London 2012 Olympic Games as public history

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The Limits of Data

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The Limits of Data

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Text with things you want hot linked

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Le légendaire tableau croisé dynamique

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Dites, les amis sûrs fréquentant la BNF - J'ai l'impression que je dois me rendre sur place pour me renouveler mon pass annuel recherche, mais que je ne pourrai pas combiner ce déplacement avec une journée recherche sur place parce qu'impossible de réserver place et docs sans abo valable. J'ai bon?

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One of the things to know about edtech is that many, many people involved in it have no experience teaching, and particularly not at the grade level the intervention is designed to target. They’re tech guys who think tech is Very Hard and teaching is a skill-free avocation for ladies.

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