ian stewart

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New interview with Matthijs Lok (Amsterdam) about his book Europe Against Revolution (OUP, 2023) intellectualhistory.net/new-work/europ…

The lovely sight of author copies! Out now with @Stewbomber and @EdinburghUP

@earlymodernjohn Enjoyed this. Thanks for including my article!

A taster for my & Purba Hossain's virtual issue of Past & Present on 'Languages of History, Histories of Language' -- here we introduce some of the work we've chosen from the P&P archive and think about the past & future of histories of language! Full virtual issue coming soon...

@rhyskamjones @hexnhart Good find! Early for anglophone writing full stop (mentioned in Borlase but only about the pilier), and interesting etymological conjecture too.

Finally in one place: New Perspectives on the Life and Worlds of Sir William Jones, a forum edited by @stewbomber and me, and featuring terrific essays by @AsheeshKSi , @J_E_Patterson , Kapil Raj, and @rkkinra tandfonline.com/journals/rgih2…

'New Perspectives on the Life and Worlds of Sir William Jones', a forum edited by @dr_jehrlich and me, is now online at GIH. Jurisprudence, Religion, Politics, Knowledge Production, and Philology - in Britain and India - all discussed (among other things).

How did scholarship intersect with politics in the case of the orientalist Sir William Jones? I argue here that Jones was a consummate political operator who lacked any fixed philosophy about British rule in India. tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

New article on Advance Access! Christian K. Melby @Christmelb is 'Rethinking British Militarism before the First World War: The Case of "An Englishman’s Home" (1909)'. academic.oup.com/ehr/advance-ar…

@dr_jehrlich Great idea. Lol @ the Macphersons.

🧵 1/ I'm trying something new: preprinting my article, "Subscription Publishing and the Eighteenth-Century Origins of Indian Print Culture" zenodo.org/record/7085170…

@ds_olson Stop breaking the fourth wall.

Hey Ian.

@jflannelly12 You experimented with this look in 2007 I believe

the composite Florida guy is like protruding stomach, wrap around terminator sunglasses, the worst shorts from Kohls, flip flops and a kind of penguin/military gait.

Still time to register for our conference 'Race in Modern Intellectual History', TOMORROW at QMUL. This is a hybrid event - a Zoom link will be provided along with a programme so please feel free to come and go remotely as you please. @sarahcdunstan eventbrite.co.uk/e/race-in-mode…

@rhyskamjones Paul-Yves Pezron strongly supports this message.

We have a great list of speakers lined up and intend for this colloquium to be a step towards a serious and sustained discussion of race as a subject in modern intellectual history.

‘Race in Modern Intellectual History’: a one-day colloquium is set to take place @QMHistory on 9 June, organised by @sarahcdunstan and me. Register: eventbrite.co.uk/e/race-in-mode…

@zeno_thankyou No you'll be fine. The only border I've ever been asked questions like that is the UK's.

@zeno_thankyou I'm US, but neither I nor my British partner were asked for anything last week.

@colm_m @SarCaputo #impact