#humanities research

[pierrotsoup]

Guys my first genuine hardcover book that I bound myself is complete .. we're so up ... modernist divine realness .. the text of the book actually makes no sense but never mind all that

[pierrotsoup]

YAYY we just sent my final version to the historical review ppl yay yayyyy #PublishedGal #sortof

[hellobeccabetty]

Hello tumblr~

I'm a Humanities Scholar with specializations in Speculative Fiction, Queer Theory, and Critical Disability Theory. I have a background in Biology in addition to English and enjoy finding unexpected connections between the two.

Check out my Digital Portfolio to get to know me and my work:)

[colombinna]

you know what's funny. from my social medias you'd only think im hyperfixated on marvel comics and some dc stuff after chilling out a Dimension 20/D&D Actual Play Shows fixation for the duration of 2020, and musicals and dating sims from 2017-2019, but here's the thing: I've been interested in humanities research for longer than any of these other ones. I still loose sleep over thinking about solutions for education and politization of the people and the fight to actively progress the end of capitalism and I still pace around my house about it and I've been doing it for YEARS now.

I suspect it started when I began going to a politics/debate/economy/MUN class during 1st year of high school but to be honest it probably began even sooner. So whenever I see a post about academic research and the like I'm always DRAWN in and I have so. Many. Thoughts on what academia should look like in order to be inclusive

[matxprogram]

Humanities Research Center Spring 2017 Speaker Series: Emma Smith ”What’s it worth? Shakespeare’s Value Then and Now”

Wednesday March 15, 2017

What’s it worth? Shakespeare’s Value Then and Now

Emma Smith, Professor of Shakespeare Studies, Hertford College, Oxford University

Wednesday March 15, 4:00 PM Cabell Library Lecture Hall, 901 Park Avenue Admission is free and all are welcome!