Latest posts tagged with #SundayRead on Bluesky
#SundayRead | Pearson (2024) shows how attending to the long submerged life of shipwrecks reveals them as multispecies assemblages rather than static archaeological objects, challenging fixed ontologies of heritage and the nature-culture binary.
This #InternationalWomensDay, we look to the women of Iran. Our #SundayRead dives into the history of women’s activism in Nikki R. Keddie’s “Women in Iran since 1979” (2000), which traces a legacy of resilience & the ongoing fight for status & rights.
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#SundayRead | This #InternationalWomensDay we’re celebrating Honor Frost, a pioneer in the field of underwater archaeology, and highlighting ongoing conversations about women in the field.
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Is our most-cited article on your #SundayRead list?
Explore Chantal Mouffe’s “Deliberative Democracy or Agonistic Pluralism?” as she critiques the "deliberative democracy" paradigm.
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#SundayRead: In the latest 'Toronto History Curiosities', I cover Toronto's hotel history...oh, and Mr. Dressup. 📺
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“Ze kijkt niet natuurwetenschappelijk naar het ontstaan van de wereld, maar #relationeel. Bestaan betekent voor haar: #verbonden zijn. Mens, dier, plant en element delen in dezelfde dragende werkelijkheid.” #sundayread
Our new executive director, Marisa Sage fields questions from Pasatiempo on her love of art and what she enjoys outside of work. https://f.mtr.cool/mjpulsnlro
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#SundayRead | This Sunday, explore how satellite technologies and large-scale digital datasets can be used to monitor and protect underwater cultural heritage (#UCH).
Ever wondered what #book you should take with you on your next trip to #Egypt?📚🤔
Well, we have the answer!
@cgraves88.bsky.social has shared his top #travel reads for first-time visitors to Egypt in our #ExperienceEgypt zone this month!
📘 buff.ly/rSpys23
#SundayRead #Reading #Books
Today’s #SundayRead honors enslaved women subjected to experimental gynecological surgeries without anesthesia or consent in the 1840s.
A monument in AL now recognizes the true “Mothers of Gynecology.” Telling the full history of reproductive healthcare matters – read more @ the link in our bio.
Need a #SundayRead?
Pick up The Awakening on the Kindle:
www.amazon.com/dp/B0G2CDSZ7W
This is #litfic with a speculative twist and a lot of dark humor.
#writerslift
#SundayRead | New ERDKUNDE study explores #OceanLiteracy at Port-Cros National Park, comparing how residents and visitors understand marine threats and access information, with implications for education and conservation in marine protected areas (#MPAs).
Dive into the world of Latin American power dynamics with James Petras’s “Class Structure and Its Effects on Political Development.” This #SundayRead explores how shifting class structures & internal friction shape political development & future prospects across the region.
https://bit.ly/4a9Xtwb
Official illustration for the short story 'Unrequited Love' by Shon Mehta. The line-art depicts a young man, Byron, viewing a romanticized, 19th-century version of himself in a mirror—complete with a cravat and a dramatic, mournful expression. While he is absorbed in his own reflection, a young woman sits at a desk in the foreground, diligently writing in her own notebook and ignoring his theatrical display. The image captures the satirical theme of artistic vanity explored in Mehta's work.
A poet seeks heartbreak for the sake of his art—and misjudges reality.
Unrequited Love 🖋️
Ambition & Vanity
A satirical short story about artistic ego and romantic ambition.
By Shon Mehta
#SundayRead #LiteraryFiction
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#SundayRead #LiteraryFiction #Satire
#SundayRead | Quinn et al (2026) evaluate global exposure of #UCH to deep-sea mining and trawling impacts. Read now in the Journal of Nautical Archaeology 👇
#SundayRead: Elkin & Delaere’s Underwater and Coastal Archaeology in Latin America (2023) highlights the richness and complexity of submerged and coastal heritage across Latin America and the Caribbean, setting an important benchmark for current and future scholarship.
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Why has society normalized the "carceral state"?
In preparation for our upcoming “Abolition” issue, this #SundayRead revisits Lawrence D.
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For #SundayRead we are sharing an image of this hieratic funerary papyrus from Thebes. It belonged to the songstress of Amun-Re Tja-ty and can be dated to Dynasty 21.
E.507
#ancientegypt #hieratic #funerarypapyrus #Thebes #songstress #museum
#SpaceTalk #SundayRead - After years of careful mapping, scientists' new analysis reveals what appears to be a channel of hot, low-density plasma stretching out from our solar system toward distant constellations.🤔
- via The Torontonian Magazine 🇨🇦🍁
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What happens when people inherit the responsibilities of democracy — but not the instructions for how it works?
#SundayRead #cdnpoli
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This #SundayRead delves into Kian Tajbakhsh's “What Are Iranians Dreaming About Today?” which explores rival forces 40 years after the revolution: the ruling "Velayi" theocrats, marginalized Islamic reformers, and secular modernists.
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A timely article on how deep sea mining threatens New Zealand’s underwater cultural heritage #UCH, highlighting urgent policy gaps and calling for greater investment in maritime archaeology and public education before irreversible loss occurs.
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With Venezuela dominating the headlines this weekend, for today’s #SundayRead we offer “Crowds and Popular Power: Reading Elias Canetti in Caracas” by Robert Samet, examining the country’s progressive Bolivarian Revolution and its ultimate failure.
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While watching #JayKelly, I found myself appreciating the craft while remaining uninvested in the story or character. My exploration of why.
#movies #film
@netflix.com @variety.com @avclub.com @nytimes.com
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If you missed our latest blog "When the Cloud Breaks," take a moment this quiet Sunday to read it.
It lays out exactly why we are doing this, why we need "Digital Insurance" for the years ahead.
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#SundayRead #Resilience #Holo
I'm hypothesizing that there are Utility Ordering Engines that order elements on the basis of usefulness much as pieces fit a puzzle.
I examine two such engines, #markets and #AI #transformers and analyze superficially how they work and their similarities and differences in a #blog.
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Canada isn’t at the head of the global table — but we’re not on the sidelines either.
A #SundayRead on presence, credibility, and what it means to show up.
#bookskyhttps://between-the-lines.ca/at-the-table-not-the-head/
Can we still hope in the 21st century?
This week’s #SundayRead explores Ron Aronson’s “Hope After Hope?,” which examines why hope is so difficult, yet essential, after a history of mass disillusionment.
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This week’s #SundayRead heads north.
Chapter 9 of A Quiet Reckoning looks at Canada’s Arctic presence — what’s changing in 2025, and what it means for sovereignty in real terms.
#booksky #cdnpoli #arctic
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