Sarah Knott
@sarahknott.bsky.social
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Writer, feminist, intersectional inclusive historian of women and gender, University of Oxford and Kinsey Institute. Bi-national. Author of MOTHER IS A VERB. Now writing MIDDLE CARE, ‘4 Genealogies of Care’… all things CARE, really
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For @thetls.bsky.social, I reviewed Emily Calacci's excellent new book on Wages for Housework. Read it and dream of an end to capitalism's gendered exploitation!
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'If unions sought to get power for waged workers within capitalism, Wages for Housework aimed to end the unwaged work on which capitalism tacitly relied'

Sarah Knott: The economy relies on unpaid caregiving
A woman’s lot
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Thanks for reporting in safe, Seth
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If you're starting a postgraduate course in History this autumn, please do consider joining the Royal Historical Society bit.ly/41mTuck

Postgraduate Membership brings access to research funding, events, publications and networks. You'll join an international community of more than 6500 historians.
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NEW BOOK. Her first was dazzling. Impatient to read this and add to my MSt syllabus
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My book, The Future That Was, is about the extraordinary rise of global research on women.

It also about the attacks on & starvation of gender research today by universities who leave only the shell intact, dismantling entire fields of knowledge built by women

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The Future That Was
How Third World women seized the means of knowledge production to fight against rising authoritarianism and imagine a future freer than our present
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echomikeromeo.bsky.social
I wrote something quite personal about what use trans history In These Times:
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The summer has seen anti-trans campaigns across the UK and US, alongside a crisis in healthcare. But what use could trans history have in these time, beyond proving 'we have always been here'?

Sam Rutherford @echomikeromeo reflects on Imagining Trans Futures:
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Cambridge is *hiring* in post-1920 US political history and/or history of the US in the world. Closing date October 27. Please spread the word or, if you're an early career scholar in those fields, TELL NO ONE but please apply!

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University of Cambridge - UK - Assistant Professor, History of the United States since 1920 | H-Net
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Dreamy UK job, head of research, archives and libraries at the British Museum
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Vacancy for Head of Research, Archives and Libraries - British Museum. Deadline 29 September 2025. bmrecruit.ciphr-irecruit.com//templates/C... #MuseumJobs
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Yes. I did write an immediate reply, fwiw
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Job (US): The Program for the Study of Women, Gender & Sexuality at Smith College invites applications for a tenure-track position at the rank of Assistant Professor with a specialty in Feminist Science and Technology Studies, to begin July 1, 2026. apply.interfolio.com/172309?fbcli...
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Not here! But the peaches are still peachy even if there’s no more, well, y’know
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My dad was one of those East End kids who threw stones at Mosley’s Blackshirts. I understand the normalization of violence in US (Kirk’s death was the 48th at a school or uni this year) but not at home.
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"Trans history enjoys the luxury of disbelief.... Fortunately, this rigour will inevitably come to be shared, as the entanglement of cisness and transness becomes impossible to ignore." Compelling contribution taking Byzantium as case in @pastpresentsoc.bsky.social academic.oup.com/past/article...
Transmisogyny, Ableism and Compulsory Cisness: Case Studies from Byzantium*
Abstract. This article uses case studies from Byzantium to demonstrate a new trans framework for gendered historical analysis that recognizes identity as b
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maudannebracke.bsky.social
Out now!
In this book I explore struggles for reproductive rights & liberty in postwar France - telling a different story about the era of sexual liberalisation & legal reform, avoiding a celebratory narrative but looking at persisting injustices and inequalities.
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I would like to read this essay. And I think scholars and editors continue to be invested in a wider world of knowledge-making
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Timeline cleanse for anyone who annotates or teaches books. Terry Gross on how she marks up her hardbacks
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I love Terry Gross she is a top ten person
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echomikeromeo.bsky.social
Updated my grad syllabus for the new year! The latest version of the weekly schedule and readings is now on the Teaching page of my website: samuelrutherford.com/teaching/
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RIP the salty and magnificent Patrick Handscombe, who among all these other things, read History as an undergraduate and loved to talk books. His queer, talkative, Essex and Spitalfields worlds opened out my life spitalfieldslife.com/2025/08/01/s...
So Long, Paddy Handscombe | Spitalfields Life
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How good of you to think of me! Yes
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Yes! Completed it on the train two days ago. So good. Then read The Safekeep, which is also full of good sentences