Remember #thanksfortyping!
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I'm reminded of the #thanksfortyping hashtag on Twitter about a decade ago, which was stunning: a collection of examples of men thanking their (un-named) wives for typing their manuscripts!
(Of course the wives' cooking, laundry, cleaning, etc. is entirely unacknowledged 😐)
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Oh how I would love to visit #thanksfortyping
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2nd March - Patricia Cohen, who was married to Jacob Cohen of Cohen's d fame (it is famous, promise).
She was a psychology researcher in her own right, but his most famous paper (well, at least according to me) has this footnote. #thanksfortyping
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communication with the dead). It sounds like she had a lot to say on the topics of the books but was also expected to run the household and smooth over clashes between the diva personalities of the Jameses. #thanksfortyping
muse.jhu.edu/article/395592
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Then I did a thread about un-acknowledged women of science (and I think I threw in a few academics who weren't scientists). #thanksfortyping
x.com/wontsomeonet...
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as if all these slow, often tedious things were not carefully honed skills, as if they took no crucial part in the production of ideas, as if they didn’t really count.
#thanksfortyping
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Katie Kadue's Domestic Georgic (UChicago Press, 2021) also has a ch. discussing the #thanksfortyping collection posted by Holsinger &gives even more ludicrous examples, including ones where male scholar's unnamed wife was designated as deserving "coauthor" but of course never named as the coauthor.
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#thanksfortyping, 1500s style.
I'm enjoying @minouette.bsky.social's #artAdventCalendar and learning a bunch of science history I had totally missed!
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In its final episodes, Ros Edwards and Val Gillies explore the figure of the “academic wife” in the modern university, and what has - or hasn’t - changed for women in academia.
🎧 Discover more and listen via our blog: researchpodcasts.co.uk/podcast-of-t...
#PodcastOfTheMonth #ThanksForTyping
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It’s at times like these that I recommend everyone read about #Thanksfortyping, and quietly scream at the unrecognised labour of women: www.npr.org/2017/03/30/5...
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Through diaries, letters and manuscripts, the podcast reveals how gender and class determined whose work was remembered — and whose was left out of the record.
🎧 Read more and listen via our blog: researchpodcasts.co.uk/podcast-of-t...
#PodcastOfTheMonth #ThanksForTyping #WomenInResearch
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In Thanks for Typing, Ros Edwards and Val Gillies uncover these forgotten histories and ask what they reveal about gender and recognition - then and now.
🎧 Read more and listen via our blog: researchpodcasts.co.uk/podcast-of-t...
#ThanksForTyping #AcademicHistory #PodcastOfTheMonth
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From hashtag to history
The story of Thanks for Typing began with the viral #ThanksForTyping hashtag-a call to recognise wives’ invisible labour in academic life.
From typing manuscripts to conducting fieldwork, these women made crucial but uncredited contributions to their husbands’ research.
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Supported by the Sociological Review Foundation, the six-part series explores gender, labour, and recognition in academia.
👉 Read more and listen via our blog: researchpodcasts.co.uk/podcast-of-t...
#PodcastOfTheMonth #ThanksForTyping #ResearchPodcasts
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My first thought seeing this headline was ‘Ah! Someone needs to go read Latour & Woolgar’s Laboratory Life about how scientists are manic writers’, but in truth, the job of in-house writer for a PI is nothing new, it just used to be called “professor’s wife”.
(in-house, indeed…)
#Thanksfortyping
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I am currently working on a potential article about a group of men writing about how their (male) mentor's wife and daughters didn't understand his work, and there is definitely a tangent on #ThanksForTyping and the like.
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This post reminds me of #ThanksForTyping: www.npr.org/2017/03/30/5...
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It was a pleasure to work @TheSocReview on the #ThanksforTyping podcast last year
It uncovers the largely invisible contribution of social researchers wives to studies that laid the foundations of modern sociology. A really interesting listen
Listen here
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… listen to our podcast #ThanksForTyping, where we chat with people with expertise in sociology, education, history, politics, literature and archiving, about wives’ hidden contributions to the production of knowledge, and also … 2/6
thanksfortyping.buzzsprout.com
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Screenshot of https://x.com/bruceholsinger/status/845637778251677697
When Twitter was still useful: @rosedwards.bsky.social and Val Gillies for pointing to #ThanksForTyping, see their paper on "the wives of major sociological figures in the establishment of the men’s reputations and the disciplinary enterprise of sociology". tidsskrift.dk/Serendipitie...
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#ThanksforTyping is a collaborative project with @sociologicalreview.bsky.social
You can listen to @rosedwards.bsky.social and Val Gillies explore the unseen contributions made by academics' wives to #Sociology now.
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This was that big #thanksfortyping thread on Twitter back in the day
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Søren's nails look the perfect length for typing? #thanksfortyping
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Peggy Nelson “cheerfully and competently typed the manuscript when the writing was done” #ThanksforTyping
@samhalvorsen.bsky.social @chrishesketh.bsky.social
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#ICYMI: Slivers and footnotes: how has the sociology of the present been shaped by past contributions by wives to the discipline?
Val Gillies and I talk to Lebogang Mokwena and John Goodwin in #ThanksforTyping #podcast Episode 5
supported by @sociologicalreview.bsky.social
Listen: buff.ly/4blSBUm
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#ICYMI from @sociologicalreview.bsky.social: “Women's contributions to scholarship are consistently underrated; they’re still seen as wives & mothers.”
Historian Selina Todd joins Ros Edwards. & Val Gillies in Ep4 #ThanksforTyping, Questions of Class
buff.ly/48VptkF
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