Lucie Matthews-Jones
@luciejones83.bsky.social did:plc:ctay4cs7wpgufaljvy6jn4j4
Academic historian interested in teaching based in the UK. Slowly writing a book on home, gender & class. She/ her Dyslexic - Dyspraxic Shares her office with cats 🐈⬛ 🐈⬛
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Lucie Matthews-Jones (@luciejones83.bsky.social) es un usuario de Bluesky que se unió el 31 agosto 2023. Tiene 6.925 seguidores, sigue a 2.075 cuentas y ha publicado 898 posts.
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That time when it’s okay that you have a broken ankle and have been grading since 6 am b/c your students are totally crushing a tough theoretical essay by @jonathankatz.bsky.social on “The Invention of Heterosexuality.” Also, there are cute dogs.
Ver postYes! Short loans ... blast from the past. And trying to get access to the (that's right: just one) dot matrix printer (noiset thing known to humankind) in the computer room, to print essays (when they moved to non-hand written), so queuing or trying at 2am (unsurprisingly no queue!). I'm a relic 😱
Ver post…chapters of sequels and more. Today a local, working-class student of Pakistani heritage told me that he’ll be re-writing key chapters of Pride and Prejudice ‘in the style of Pushkin’ because he too was a narratorial innovator on the edge of realism and romanticism.
Ver postI know what you mean. I used to spend a chunk of every Friday in the Syd Jones photocopying SLs, journal articles & books. I don't remember using online journals until my PhD, tho that could be me. It wasn't great sustainability-wise...but I read all of it.
Ver postYes I know there are exceptions to this rule but the analogue world was the absolute glory years.
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