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by Rob Boddice

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Turkish readers, this is published today! I haven't seen it yet. If anyone else has, let me know how it looks.

www.kitapyurdu.com/kitap/acinin...
Acının Tarihi: Duyum, Duygu ve Deneyim
Acının Tarihi: Duyum Duygu ve Deneyim - AYRINTI YAYINLARI - Rob Boddice - Ağrı hakkındaki bilgimiz nasıl üretilir geliştirilir ve yayılır? Tı
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by Rob Boddice

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www.theguardian.com/sport/2025/s... the only write-up required. The whole thing was insufferable.
US fan ugliness at the Ryder Cup was merely a reflection of Trump’s all-caps America | Bryan Armen Graham
European players were subjected to slurs and crude insults about their families. They were no surprise as public discourse in America has broken down
www.theguardian.com
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by Rob Boddice

boddice.bsky.social
I missed this! This means a lot more to me than most academic reviews. Knowing Pain reviewed by Lynn Loheide www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sioe... @politybooks.bsky.social
Book Review | Knowing Pain
YouTube video by Lynn Loheide
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by Rob Boddice

boddice.bsky.social
The Tylenol thing is just another way to put women and children at risk and to underrate pain. These guys are essentially "let the weak go to the wall" pseudo social Darwinists. It was stupid when Wallace did it and it is evil now.
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by Rob Boddice

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since it's 25C in Berlin and I have covid, I'm kind of celebrating not getting a place via the marathon lottery
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by Rob Boddice

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looking up Andrea Železna, javelin thrower, to see if she is related to Jan Železny and finding that yes, she is, but not in the way I'd expected

by Rob Boddice

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Thanks. Feels very familiar
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by Rob Boddice

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Dose no. 8. The "mysterious" bug going around really ain't a mystery.
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by Rob Boddice

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have a great day. I'm missing it with presumptive covid.

by Rob Boddice

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It's been a useless site for ages anyway. Deleted.
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Dr. Nick Posegay @nposegay.bsky.social · 20d
I'm sorry, worldwide, irrevocable, non-exclusive, transferable permission to my voice and likeness? For what now? In any manner for any purpose???

This is in academia/.edu's new ToS, which you're prompted to agree to on login. Anyway I'll be jumping ship. You can find my stuff at hcommons.org.
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I'm sorry, worldwide, irrevocable, non-exclusive, transferable permission to my voice and likeness? For what now? In any manner for any purpose???

This is in academia/.edu's new ToS, which you're prompted to agree to on login. Anyway I'll be jumping ship. You can find my stuff at hcommons.org.
By creating an Account with Academia.edu, you grant us a worldwide, irrevocable, non-exclusive, transferable license, permission, and consent for Academia.edu to use your Member Content and your personal information (including, but not limited to, your name, voice, signature, photograph, likeness, city, institutional affiliations, citations, mentions, publications, and areas of interest) in any manner, including for the purpose of advertising, selling, or soliciting the use or purchase of Academia.edu's Services.
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by Rob Boddice

boddice.bsky.social
You had me at "reminder"
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Reposted by: Rob Boddice, Lesley A. Hall

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Reminder Fellows of @royalhistsoc.org have til 26 September to vote in upcoming Council elections! 🗳️ There's lots of great candidates & all committed to the field. Obvs ideally I'd like to be your choice 😜 But vital to vote for who you feel will represent you & profession #skystorians #academicsky
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Reposted by: Rob Boddice, Heather Ellis

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New open access article, based on my keynote at the HES conference in Sheffield : Towards an Emotional and Experiential History of Modern Education: Children’s Essays on the Cinema Around the First World War www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.... @hexhistory.bsky.social
Towards an Emotional and Experiential History of Modern Education: Children’s Essays on the Cinema Around the First World War
This article probes the potential of emotional and experiential histories of education. London children’s school essays on their experiences in the First World War, their stories, their dreams and ...
www.tandfonline.com
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And from earlier this summer, Tessa Whitehouse on digital mapping as a tool for the history of experience sites.tuni.fi/hexhandbook/....
Digital mapping as a tool for the history of experience | Digital Handbook of the History of Experience | Tampere Universities
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New on HEX Handbook, Beth Marsden on writing the historical experiences of Indigenous people. sites.tuni.fi/hexhandbook/...
Researching and writing Indigenous people’s historical experiences: a reflection on limits and possibilities | Digital Handbook of the History of Experience | Tampere Universities
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by Rob Boddice

boddice.bsky.social
Recently had to convert a piece into APA style and thought that seemed pretty hideous for a historian. But now I'm converting a piece into an esoteric Austrian style and it is wild. Wild, I say.
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Join us @hexhistory.bsky.social at the end of the month for the 2nd Hex Handbook Distinguished lecture, by Corinne Saunders
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by Rob Boddice

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yeah, and we all bite, eh? I think it's actually a special kind of ignorance combined with a special kind of arrogance. Lethal cocktail when well funded.
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by Rob Boddice

boddice.bsky.social
they don't learn because they still don't know we exist. By now, Nature has serious form.
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by Rob Boddice

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Or perhaps, encore une fois, avec sensibilité!

by Rob Boddice

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Oh, I am so imagining this
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by Rob Boddice

boddice.bsky.social
well, I'm not sure "emotion" is an appropriate category at all. One would need to assess the dynamic interplay of raison, passion, sensibilité and mentalité in the specific context of gendered humoral bodies. The whole premise of the study is bogus.
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by Rob Boddice

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Aside from all the other objections, the emotion/rationality binary is a crock.
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Margot Finn @eicathomefinn.bsky.social · Aug 28
Historians may have words to say about this.
An abiding mystery of the French Revolution is solved — by epidemiology
The period of panic and unrest called the Great Fear was triggered by deliberately spread rumours, according to methods borrowed from pandemic playbooks.
www.nature.com
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by Margot C. Finn — Reposted by: Rob Boddice, Christopher Smith, Charles West , and 9 more

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Historians may have words to say about this.
An abiding mystery of the French Revolution is solved — by epidemiology
The period of panic and unrest called the Great Fear was triggered by deliberately spread rumours, according to methods borrowed from pandemic playbooks.
www.nature.com
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by Rob Boddice

boddice.bsky.social
Increasingly finding that my brain has no capacity for reading or following basic instructions.
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by Rob Boddice

boddice.bsky.social
Happiness has many more meanings besides and can't be divorced from the situated politics in which it is entangled. Pain is no less complex. One could argue that modern (since C18) happiness has been about economic satisfaction (serving whom?!); and pain (grief) is defined by failure to comply.
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Nicole Rust @nicolecrust.bsky.social · Aug 18
So many emotion terms have double meanings. Like *happiness* as "living virtuously" (eudaimonic) vs happiness as "the pursuit of pleasure not pain" (hedonic).

Nontrivial progress in the neurosci. of the 2nd is in scope for this era, I think. (How! Exciting!).

link.springer.com/article/10.3...
Insightful reflections about the happiness concept and its semantic space may be drawn from psychological research. Scholars working in this field have conceptualized happiness on the basis of two approaches: eudaimonic and hedonic (Deci & Ryan, 2008; Haybron, 2008; McMahon, 2006; Ryan & Deci, 2000; Sotgiu, 2013;White,2006). Eudaimonic happiness is a concept originally defined by Aristotle in his Nicomachean Ethics. He stated that happiness is only attainable by living virtuously. Similarly, on the basis of Stoicism, Seneca and Epictetus affirmed that the main path to happiness is through virtuous living, by facing and resisting temptations that could corrupt personal inner harmony. The eudaimonic trend was followed by Christian philosophers including Augustine and Tommaso d’Aquino. Conversely, hedonic happiness is a concept that refers to the Cyrenaic school of Aristippus and Epicurus, who considered the pursuit of pleasure and the avoidance of pain to be the main path to happiness.
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nicolecrust.bsky.social
So many emotion terms have double meanings. Like *happiness* as "living virtuously" (eudaimonic) vs happiness as "the pursuit of pleasure not pain" (hedonic).

Nontrivial progress in the neurosci. of the 2nd is in scope for this era, I think. (How! Exciting!).

link.springer.com/article/10.3...
Insightful reflections about the happiness concept and its semantic space may be drawn from psychological research. Scholars working in this field have conceptualized happiness on the basis of two approaches: eudaimonic and hedonic (Deci & Ryan, 2008; Haybron, 2008; McMahon, 2006; Ryan & Deci, 2000; Sotgiu, 2013;White,2006). Eudaimonic happiness is a concept originally defined by Aristotle in his Nicomachean Ethics. He stated that happiness is only attainable by living virtuously. Similarly, on the basis of Stoicism, Seneca and Epictetus affirmed that the main path to happiness is through virtuous living, by facing and resisting temptations that could corrupt personal inner harmony. The eudaimonic trend was followed by Christian philosophers including Augustine and Tommaso d’Aquino. Conversely, hedonic happiness is a concept that refers to the Cyrenaic school of Aristippus and Epicurus, who considered the pursuit of pleasure and the avoidance of pain to be the main path to happiness.
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by Rob Boddice

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This must be the worst mugging ever at the University of Chicago.
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by Rob Boddice

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Die Hard is perfect.
Annie Hall.
One, Two, Three.
Das Leben der Anderen.
Lawrence of Arabia.
Godfather 2.
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Michael @fleerultra.bsky.social · Aug 12
in your opinion, completely subjective, no metrics and no judgment, what are the best written movies of all time? I don't care if you have never seen a screenplay in your life, just which story itself is the most moving and complete and perfect to you?
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