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Revue Études Littéraires @revueel.bsky.social · 16d

📣 Nous sommes heureux de vous annoncer la sortie du nouveau numéro « Non-dit(s) du genre et de la sexualité dans le roman d’expression française au XIXe siècle » dirigé par Nicolas Duriau et Lucie Nizard.
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Lisa Carayon @lisa-carayon.bsky.social · 13d

Ce dimanche s’est tenue à la Maison de la Poésie un événement important : un rassemblement pour l’édification d’un monument à la mémoire des avortées anonymes.

À la mémoire des femmes décédées dans des avortements illégaux hier.
En soutien à toutes celles qui subissent ces avortements aujourd'hui.

Photo d'un écran "For a monument in memory of the women who lost their livers due to clandestine abortions". Septembre 2025. Choisir la cause des femmes ; fondation des femmes ; Le planning familial.

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Carla Robison @carlarobison.bsky.social · 13d

Avec intro théorique et entretien avec @martinwinckler.bsky.social

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Carla Robison @carlarobison.bsky.social · 13d

📢 Parution du n°219 de Littérature !
Dossier Littérature, humanités médicales et études de genre, codirigé avec Jean-Christophe Abramovici et Marion Bonneau.
Du corps féminin imaginé par les médecins de l’Antiquité aux débats contemporains.
À lire sur Cairn 👉 shs.cairn.info/revue-litter...

Littérature nº219. "Écrire, prescrire : l'invention du corps féminin".
Dossier coordonné par Jean-Christophe Abramovici, Marion Bonneau et Carla Robison

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Dr Aurélie Chatenet-Calyste @achatenetc.bsky.social · 29d

www.birmingham.ac.uk/events/objec...

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Bibliostoriae @bibliostoriae.bsky.social · Sep 9

" En quête(s) d'amour - Une histoire des relations amoureuses, XVIIIe-XXIe siècles "
Nouveau cycle de conférences des Archives de Paris et du Comité d'histoire

Avec E.Ripoll @sandrabree.bsky.social M.Bergström, L.Tamagne et @clairelisegaillard.bsky.social

📆 Archives de Paris Paris 19e

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London Review of Books @lrb.co.uk · Sep 9

‘When Studs Terkel described her as “a writer of profound compassion and tenderness and understanding”, Parker asked if he was “talking about somebody else”.’

Kasia Boddy on Dorothy Parker: www.lrb.co.uk/the-paper/v4...

Kasia Boddy · Pretty Garrotte: Why we need Dorothy Parker

While she always insisted that she wasn’t a ‘real’ critic, Parker is more astute than most on matters of style,...

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Institute of English Studies @ies-sas.bsky.social · Sep 1

📣Only two weeks left to apply for the Senate House Library Visiting Fellowships 📣

In 2025-6 up to two awards of £1500 will be allocated to support a fellowship of up to two weeks.

Deadline: 15 September 2025

More info 👇
https://tinyurl.com/ykudv9tn

Senate House Library announces relaunch of Visiting Research Fellowship

Senate House Library and the Friends of Senate House Library are delighted to report that the Visiting Research Fellowships programme has been relaunched.

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Marita Hennessy @maritahennessy.bsky.social · Aug 28

Women’s health: who cares? Reproduction, resistance and reckoning

Sabina Dosani

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Women’s health: who cares? Reproduction, resistance and reckoning

This issue of Medical Humanities presents several studies that cut across time, discipline and form, but converge on a question that is too often ignored in both policy and clinical culture: who cares...

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Sarah Pyke @sarahpyke.bsky.social · Jun 23

Hello, a little reminder that @jenniegouck.bsky.social and I wrote a long CFP for a conference we're organising, online, next February. Do you have thoughts about book banning and censorship in children's and YA literature? Send 'em in!

A CFP for a conference called Thinking of the Children: Book Bans, Censorship and Literature for Young People. Google doc here: bit.ly/CFPThinkingOfTheChildren

Page two of a CFP for a conference called Thinking of the Children: Book Bans, Censorship and Literature for Young People. Google doc here: bit.ly/CFPThinkingOfTheChildren

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Vagina Museum @vaginamuseum.bsky.social · Aug 27

Today in AI Is Not A Good Source For Learning About The World's Most Misunderstood Body Part, meet this ChatGPT gem.

Funnily enough, we're actually going to talk about how most of this is kinda sorta right (for small values of right), as a cautionary tale about generative AI.

Screenshot of a reddit post: ChatGPT asked if I wanted a diagram of what's going on inside my pregnant belly.

A screenshot of ChatGPT's response. It is a side view of a foetus gestating in the uterus. The foetus is head-up with no umbilical cord or placenta. Behind the uterus is the rectum, which is unlabelled. Trailing down from between the rectum and spine, extending beneath the buttocks to the inner thigh is a yellow line labelled "pudendal nerve. At the front is an oval-shaped part labelled "cervix". And then we really struggle to image describe this bit. The uterus and the bladder are both attached to a single part which is long inside, then extends downwards into a penis with a single exist. This penis is labelled "rectum".

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Nursing Clio @nursingclio.bsky.social · Aug 22

This week @larafreidenfelds.bsky.social argues that in a post Roe vs Wade world “Women who lose pregnancies, even before viability, are targeted in ways that strongly resemble early modern infanticide investigations.” nursingclio.org/2025/08/20/m...

Miscarriage is a Crime Again

In 1650, a young, single English servant named Anne Greene miscarried into the privy and did not tell anyone. We know her story because she was arrested for infanticide, convicted despite exonerati…

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France Culture @franceculture.fr · Aug 22

À Montmartre, en 1935, une femme se présente aux municipales.
Son nom ? Louise Weiss.
Elle n’a aucune chance d’être élue, elle est inéligible.
Mais elle veut prouver une chose : tant qu’on les en empêche, les femmes feront de leur exclusion un événement.
➡️ https://l.franceculture.fr/PRE

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Robert Boure @bob31.bsky.social · Aug 15

Margaret Rossiter (1944-2025). Rip. Historienne des sciences. Importants travaux sur l'invisibilisation des chercheures et la minimalisation de leur rôle ("effet Matilda") dans la production scientifique.

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Sandra W Rodríguez @lasandunga.bsky.social · Jul 21

We’re editing a book on reproductive justice in Latin America and invite extended abstracts (800 words) by Nov 30, 2025.

More info: tinyurl.com/2298h4c5

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Martin Paul Eve @eve.gd · Jun 21

I have a chapter in here on preservation catalogues...

Melissa Terras @melissaterras.bsky.social · Jun 21

Hurrah! My next book is instantiated, and in-the-world! Library Catalogues As Data: Research, Practice, Usage. Edited with Paul Gooding and @semames.bsky.social. Proud of this one! Official publication date soon… www.facetpublishing.co.uk/page/detail/...

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ludivine-le-gros.bsky.social @ludivine-le-gros.bsky.social · Jun 18

Alors qu'on attend des jeunes chercheur·euses qu’ils et elles publient toujours plus et plus vite (en plus de la thèse!), poser la question de l'effet des maternités sur les parcours de recherche me semble essentiel.
Heureuse de voir cette table ronde avoir lieu!!
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Table ronde « La parentalité en thèse » – Site de l'association GIRAF-IFFD

Le programme de l'après-midi consacrée à la parentalité en thèse est en ligne : retrouvez-nous le mercredi 25 juin de 14h à 18h à la Maison de la Recherche, rue Serpente à Paris.

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Marine Rouch @marinerouch.bsky.social · Jun 14

I am delighted to be organising this conference on a theme that is close to my heart:
*Reconnecting with Simone de Beauvoir's Radical Thought. Critical, interdisciplinary and international conversations*.
Registration is still open!

The International Simone de Beauvoir Society @beauvoirsociety.bsky.social · Jun 11

Our conference starts next week!
June 16-19 - Online
Info and registration: beauvoir.weebly.com/2025-confere...

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Alexandre Klein @alexandreklein.bsky.social · May 26

(Colloque) Penser les violences médicales : Regards croisés en sciences sociales (sociologie, anthropologie, histoire, droit, santé publique) histoiresante.blogspot.com/2025/05/pens... #Medhum

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Vincent Ferré @vincentferre.bsky.social · May 26

Aurore Turbiau, Alex Lachkar, Camille Islert, Manon Berthier, Alexandre Antolin (dir.), Écrire à l’encre violette. Littératures lesbiennes en France de 1900 à nos jours (nouvelle éd. revue et augmentée) Paris, Le Cavalier bleu, 2025 312 p
2e édition !

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Aurore Turbiau, Alex Lachkar, Camille Islert, Manon Berthier, Alexandre Antolin (dir.), Écrire à l’encre violette. Littératures lesbiennes en France de 1900 à nos jours (nouvelle éd. revue et augmenté...

80 % des droits d’auteurices de ce livre seront versés à la LIG, fonds de dotation féministe et lesbien. La première édition a permis de verser 2252€ à la LIG. Préface de Suzette Robichon Postface...

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Jay Moschella @jaymoschella.bsky.social · May 15

For the past year or so, my colleagues and I have been working with the authors of Our Bodies Ourselves, as well as the successor org to the Boston Women's Health Course Collective to digitize the very early printings of this once (and still) radical text: ourbodiesourselves.org/the-latest/b...

Boston Public Library Digitizes the Earliest “Our Bodies, Ourselves” Books | Our Bodies Ourselves

Thanks to a digitization project completed by Special Collections at the Boston Public Library, the very first versions of “Our Bodies, Ourselves” are now available on Digital Commonwealth, a free, op...

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Nick Hubble @thehubble101.bsky.social · May 25

The panel on Women in SFF at Eastercon, now just over a month ago, began with with a series of quotes from Joanna Russ's How to Suppress Women's Writing. I've been thinking that We Have Been Warned is a telling example of how this applies even if you're established as a big writer, as Mitchison 1/-

Nick Hubble @thehubble101.bsky.social · May 24

No.32. Naomi Mitchison, We Have Been Warned (1935). Back cover blurb of 2012 reissue says 'this NM's worst novel, don't read it'. She put everything into it. Fought to get it published. Lost her literary reputation. Had to move back to Scotland. It was worth it! This is THE NOVEL #ScottishSFF (45/-)

Road from Glasgow 2024 to PictCon 1: Naomi Mitchison’s We Have Been Warned (1935)

#WomenWritersSFF #CriticismForInterestingTimes #InterwarNovelsAsSFF (Index) Introduction: In 2012, We Have Been Warned was reissued as a paperback as part of Kennedy & Boyd’s ‘Naomi Mitchison L…

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Pauline Mortas @paulinemortas.bsky.social · May 19

📣 Call for propositions - Conference for the 70th birthday of the French Family Planning Association
4-5 June 2026, University of Angers

Please circulate! 😊

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Delphine Chedaleux @delphinechedaleux.bsky.social · May 19

Joie! Parution prochaine de la trad. inédite de Reading the romance - Women, Patriarchy and Popular literature, de J. #Radway, dont nous avons assuré la direction scientifique avec M. Lambolez pour @ens-editions.bsky.social / Ministère de la culture.
catalogue-editions.ens-lyon.fr/FR/livre/?GC...

Lire la romance, Femmes, patriarcat et littérature populaire

Lire la romance. Première enquête sur la lecture de romans sentimentaux, Lire la romance démystifie une pratique dénigrée, prise en tenaille entre le mépris culturel et la condamnation féministe. La l...

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Carla Robison @carlarobison.bsky.social · May 16

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