@christinekooi
Reformation historian, immigrant, dochter van Nederlanders, birder (not necessarily in that order). Working on a book on the year 1572 in (mostly) Europe. Opinions all mine, and I speak only for myself.
Strongly encourage all academics, novelists, reporters, bloggers, whatever to just email this account and state that you want to opt out of this idiocy.
Overload them with emails and make them regret they ever tried this shit.
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Friday 13 March 5:30 pm London time Sam Geens (Antwerp) will be speaking to the IHR Low Countries Seminar on “Reassessing the Little Divergence: Evidence from the Medieval Southern Low Countries.” In person at IHR Wolfson Rm 2 and online. Register here: www.history.ac.uk/news-events/...
#earlymodern #skystorians
Francis I of France led one of the most colourful and influential courts of the sixteenth century.
Join Glenn Richardson in conversation with Penny Roberts for Renaissance Lives: ‘Francis I The Knight-King’.
19 March, 5:30pm to 7pm | Online
Hm, there was no polling after the Gulf of Tonkin resolution? Interesting.
Interesting that the Vietnam war is not on this list.
Interesting that the Vietnam war is not on this list.
It's all about him.
When Moodle was introduced at my uni years ago, some techie referred to faculty as "content providers." We weren't exalted enough to be called "creators."
Hoi allemaal! Ik, Loek Zoon (@loekzoon.bsky.social), neem vandaag het account over van @lizetkruyff.bsky.social en neem jullie deze week mee in mijn werk als historicus bij het Waterlands Archief.
Orson Welles knew the AI discourse avant la lettre.
Kind of like AI.
Tja, 'onze'.
The current reality is appalling enough. Don't add to it by posting more lies.
Isn't she DHS Secretary till March 31?
Officially, today is the International Day of Women's Rights, which makes Zell even more salient.
Exactly.
This was a sharp piece. Thank you.
Wow. When was the previous footage from?
"I am convinced that if I agreed with our preachers in everything I would be called the most pious and knowledgeable woman born in Germany. But since I disagree I am called an arrogant person."
Here's to uppity women, past and present.
Black and white portrait of Katharina, wearing a cap and a high collar.
For International Women's Day, here is Katharina Schütz Zell of Strasbourg (1497-1562), the first known female Protestant reformer. She wrote a number of evangelical pamphlets calling for the reform of the church, despite the disapproval of her male colleagues, with whom she occasionally clashed.
See also: the Roman Republic, the Second German Reich, the Third German Reich.
Cafeteria biblicism is universal to all Christian churches. Each one picks and chooses what it likes in scripture and ignores the rest.
Cadet Bonespurs plays soldier.
Unprecedented? The Roman Republic comes to mind. As does the Second German Reich blustering its way into World War One.
It's enraging.
Enraging.
Can you add some punctuation to this run-on sentence? It's a little hard to follow.
The two scholars being me and @pauldlockhart.bsky.social, I should add.
Reposting this. I have two scholars for this panel so far and need a third. If you're doing work work on the 1570s and want to be in Chicago next October, please send me a DM.
#reformazing