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PhD in Early Modern English Literature | Trinity College, Dublin 🎓 Co-founder of Accepted Society 🗝️ Humanities Intellectual 📚
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‘This gives a narrative to those female villains whose voices have been silenced.’ (opens the original)
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I never dreamed that the PhD would be a real pathway for me. Event when I started my part-time undergraduate degree, I had no idea what intellectual life lay in front of me. It all seemed too unobtainable, too distant. I did not feel like I had any ideas worthy of deep research. But it was exactly the research question that propelled me to consider, firstly the Masters at Oxford, and now my current PhD. In a couple of days, I will be Confirming my PhD. What this means is that my PhD project is g
it’s been a year of doing scary things (opens the original)
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This time last year, I submitted my Oxford Masters dissertation, on my birthday. I look back on this video and I cannot help but crying. Not only at the emotional reaction that I had when I had finally submitted my last piece of work for the Oxford Masters, but because I knew that it was the end of life as I knew it. I was about to embark on what would be the hardest year of my life, although I did not know it then. <p class="
Everything I read as Oxford Literature & Arts Masters student (opens the original)
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📚 Below is a curated personal curriculum that I adapted from my Masters in Literature and Arts reading list at Oxford University. Please feel free to use it for your own self-studying or personal curriculums. However if you are looking for this course in a micro-version for a fraction of the cost, join me for Your Renaissance: An Introduction to Interdisciplinary and Critical Discourse with Accepted Society!This Reading List<a class="footnote-anchor" href="#footnote-1" id="footnote-anchor-
Recognising the small pleasures in life (opens the original)
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I am often asked what the benefit is to Renaissance learning. The answer came to me with a bar of soap 🧼Recently I was re-organising my bathroom, cleaning out empty bottles to be recycled, organising products together, and even combining the multiple hand creams I seemed to have acquired and started to use at different times. No shame, of course. One thing that struck me while I was performing this task was my delicious collection of soap bars. This Substack is reader-supported. To rec
Renaissance Academy x The Humanist Readers (opens the original)
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Thank you to everyone who tuned into my live lecture! This lecture was a collaboration between my Humanist Readers book club where I read Aphra Behn’s Oroonoko, and my upcoming Renaissance Academy, where I be teaching an introduction to interdisciplinary & critical discourse. The lectures are usually only available to my paid subscribers, who have suppo… Read more
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