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Latest entry into Cambridge's "Ideas in Context" series looks great: Jessica Patterson, "Religion, Enlightenment and Empire: British Interpretations of Hinduism in the Eighteenth Century": cambridge.org/core/books/rel…

Weapon Of Mass Destruction Found Dead At 88 bit.ly/3hd14zD

Dwi’n siarad ar y Seminar Geltaidd ar lein am 5 o’r gloch 21 Hydref! Teitl fy papur yw ‘Celticism: An Intellectual and Cultural History’.

🔈 Online Seminar 🗓 21 October 2021 ⏰ 5.00pm 🗣Dr Ian Stewart (QMUL)  ian stewart ‘Celticism: An intellectual and cultural history’ 📧 Email [email protected] to receive the Zoom link. #CelticStudies

Diolch i Dr Ian Stewart am seminar hynod ddiddorol neithiwr. Gallwch wrando ar recordiad ar ein sianel YouTube: youtube.com/watch?v=acLvRN…

I'm deeply humbled to shamelessly brag about this article, which came out during the first major Covid peak last year, when it didn't really feel right to nakedly self-promote.

Sarah Dunstan has been publishing so much great stuff of late. Sure this new article is no different: “The Capital of Race Capitals: Toward a Connective Cartography of Black Internationalisms”: muse.jhu.edu/article/837675

This is a really great book on British intellectual engagement with Hinduism primarily before William Jones, though with a great chapter on him too.

1/ The aim of this @PastPresentSoc article is to change the way we look at (post)colonial port cities like Calcutta: as not only highly connected places but also highly bounded ones. academic.oup.com/past/advance-a…

We have learned that QMUL’s Principal is threatening to sabotage future student recruitment in Schools affected by the strike. Thread 👇👇👇

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. Sarah C Dunstan eventbrite.co.uk/e/race-in-mode…

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

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…

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

Finally in one place: New Perspectives on the Life and Worlds of Sir William Jones, a forum edited by ian stewart and me, and featuring terrific essays by asheeshksi.bsky.social , Jessica Patterson , Kapil Raj, and Rajeev Kinra tandfonline.com/journals/rgih2…

The lovely sight of author copies! Out now with @Stewbomber and Edinburgh University Press

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