#AtlanticStudies

Weltumspannende Prozesse von Auseinandersetzung, Wandel und Vernetzung: Manuel Bastias Saavedra, Christine Hatzky und Brigitte Reinwald @unihannover.bsky.social porträtieren die Außereuropäische Geschichte! Mehr unter www.kleinefaecher.de/beitraege/bl... #AtlanticStudies #Geschichte #kleinefaecher

On the left, a screenshot of the article "'Atlantic overflows: Bull sharks, inland incursions, and fictions of containment," in plain text.

On the right, the DVD cover for RED WATER (2003), a red-washed photo of a huge shark, jaws open, coming up from the bottom of the water to menace two swimmers.

There's more than one set of jaws in the sea ... Shark-horror aficionado Michael Fuchs looks at RED WATER (2003) & other texts that showcase the bull shark "unsettling distinctions between land & sea, safety & danger, human & nonhuman domains." #openaccess #AtlanticStudies
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Ocean and emotion in Shakespeare’s The Tempest – a circumnavigation The article follows The Tempest’s nexus of ocean and emotion for new ways of understanding its place in an expanding, early colonial world. Interconnecting early modern scholarship on oceans, emoti...

Today, I was invited to review an article on #Shakespeare & #TheTempest that plagiarises one of my own pieces, out w/ #AtlanticStudies: www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10....
The article I was asked to review copies my framing, argument, sources, & even some of the phrases I use. Too bad. #EnglishLit

Wandering books in the global Enlightenment: The life of an eighteenth-century library that crisscrossed the Atlantic This study examines the “life” of an eighteenth-century private library that migrated from Spain to New Spain in 1765 and returned, greatly reduced, back to Europe in 1772. The collection’s owner w...

My #AtlanticStudies article “Wandering books in the global Enlightenment: The life of an 18th-c library that crisscrossed the Atlantic” 📚 🌎 won the Williamson Award 🏆 for Best Social Research given by @lehighu.bsky.social (DM for a copy) #bookhistory www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10....

I am spending my day reading about gender, women, and religion in the 18th century Atlantic world and revising for my thesis prospectus presentation at the end of the month. How's your Wednesday? #atlanticstudies #earlyamericanist