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Afternoon Tea, Glasgow Style | Crossing the Past
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About Me and My PhD. Afternoon Tea, Glasgow Style. Afternoon Tea, Glasgow Style. A Truth Universally Acknowledged: Tea Cake = Heaven. My thoughts on the afternoon-tea delights of Glasgow and beyond…. Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window). Click to share on Google (Opens in new window). Click to share on LinkedIn (Opens in new window). Click to email (Opens in new window). Click to print (Opens in new window). Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Address never made public). Adven...
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Hello and #RhymeYourPhD | Crossing the Past
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About Me and My PhD. Afternoon Tea, Glasgow Style. January 5, 2015. August 10, 2015. My first post here at Crossing the Past. Hello! This blog is pretty basic at the moment but PhD-procrastination being what it is, I’m sure to update soon! The inspiration for this blog comes from the excellent ongoing work on the benefits of blogging and from my desire to share some of my thoughts on my PhD research. But more of that later! So in honour of my new blog and my first post, here’s my PhD in rhyme:. Click to ...
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The Life of Oral History After Death | Crossing the Past
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About Me and My PhD. Afternoon Tea, Glasgow Style. The Life of Oral History After Death. July 21, 2015. August 10, 2015. Bill died at home in the East-end of Glasgow last November, aged 83. I interviewed Bill in the summer of 2011 as part of my oral history research for my Masters dissertation. My interview with Bill was relaxed, he provided cookies and we chatted for almost two hours. Bill was a valued oral history participant. Bill was also my grandfather. Bill as a young man, c.1950-1. This story conj...
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October 2016 – historygeek
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All things history… but especially parochial conflict in early modern england. FINALLY starting to settle down… I think…. So in that sense, this time around is a little easier. A little (okay, a lot) more difficult too. More to learn. More intense language. I’m still not entirely sure I know what ‘ontology’ means (not helped by the vaguish dictionary definitions. Or whatever) that just pinged into my inbox (! 8217;… yeah, right! DMP is about more than that – it considers things like backup, for exa...
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Afternoon Tea — Patisserie Valerie | Crossing the Past
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About Me and My PhD. Afternoon Tea, Glasgow Style. Afternoon Tea — Patisserie Valerie. August 10, 2015. August 10, 2015. 10th – 16th August 2015. Afternoon Tea for Two: Patisserie Valerie, 25. Score: 3.5 out of 5. Patisserie Valerie is a cake-lovers dream; cream, chocolate, fruit…they’ve got it all, and boy does it look good! The tea was fabulous – a wide selection of teas and coffees to chose from and the price includes free refills! Afternoon Tea for Two Menu. Cucumber on white bread /. Iche was a love...
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Teaching & career opportunities – historygeek
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All things history… but especially parochial conflict in early modern england. Teaching and career opportunities. The University of Leicester doesn’t allow first year PhD students to teach undergraduates in tutorials, so sadly I won’t get to do that this year but I’m hoping to get to teach on a module called ‘ Barbarism and Civilisation: Medieval and Early Modern Europe. 8216; next year. We’ll see. But, what I did. The fabulous Jennie Brosnan. Academia, and I know from my reading elsewhere that even if E...
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historygeek – Page 2 – all things history… but especially parochial conflict in early modern england
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All things history… but especially parochial conflict in early modern england. Teaching and career opportunities. The University of Leicester doesn’t allow first year PhD students to teach undergraduates in tutorials, so sadly I won’t get to do that this year but I’m hoping to get to teach on a module called ‘ Barbarism and Civilisation: Medieval and Early Modern Europe. 8216; next year. We’ll see. But, what I did. The fabulous Jennie Brosnan. Academia, and I know from my reading elsewhere that even if E...
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About Me and My PhD | Crossing the Past
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About Me and My PhD. Afternoon Tea, Glasgow Style. About Me and My PhD. Economic and Social History. Consumerism in post-war Scotland. Jan 2016 (fingers crossed). I’m not sure about this so-called ‘consumer-society’. History and Herstory, usually modern, social and spoken (oral history). Asking more questions than answering. Yearning to know why thought reading words written. Lilybank House, University of Glasgow. Easily distracted by Twitter, The Guardian, cake, the weather, my pen. Life, post doc.
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PhD Bloggin’ | Crossing the Past
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About Me and My PhD. Afternoon Tea, Glasgow Style. Some thoughts I’d like to share inspired by my ongoing writing. Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window). Click to share on Google (Opens in new window). Click to share on LinkedIn (Opens in new window). Click to email (Opens in new window). Click to print (Opens in new window). Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). Notify me of new comments via email.
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