PASSAGE is recruiting for two fixed-term posts to join me working on 18thC records of enslavement
1) Collections Researcher (Transatlantic Slavery) shorturl.at/aZwqn
2) Project Cataloguer (Transatlantic Slavery) shorturl.at/6aSpz
If you have questions, please let me know & please circulate widely!
British beer and the history of socialism?
The multidisciplinary Centre for European Research at the University of Gothenburg are announcing 1-3 postdocs. Historians and intellectual historians are most welcome to apply.
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I get the sense that by "good" you mean morally good? That would have to deal with the long tradition of distinguishing between natural instincts (that humans and other animals have in common) and moral principles/behaviour/right.
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I'm interested in flags as symbols of allegiance (and more?) on the Guinea Coast of West Africa. I wonder what significance the naval context had here, if any.
That sounds absolutely interesting. Thanks for the link!
This is the place to start if you're interested in the beginnings of Protestant natural law theory, the political thought of the Protestant reformation, or the political thought of Philipp Melanchthon buff.ly/3950nkQ
Join us tomorrow at 12.15 CET for a an online lunch discussion of our workshop “Human rights in global and colonial contexts: Scandinavia and beyond”, which took place on 11-12 June 2024.
Zoom: lu-se.zoom.us/j/65437566996
Read more about the workshop here: bit.ly/3AKn0P1
Sooo, how do I get my hands on one?
