Last month, I wrote an article for the Dangerous Women Project. Some of the most dangerous women I could think of were the prostitutes of Renaissance Florence, and so I wrote a piece about them. The article comes out of my academic work and written for a general audience. You can read it here.

Reflections on Buddhist studies, South Asian narrative and related matters. Heim on intention in Buddhist ethics. In it, Heim uses Pali scriptures and the commentaries of Buddhaghosa to explore notions of intention or motivation in Buddhist ethics. She spends a chapter each on the.

Indian Captive Frances Slocum 1773-1847. Are the only real Expendables. A weekly check-up of gender, medicine, and history in the news Bathing machines of the 18th century. Is it time to exonerate Ethel Rosenberg? The first punk g.

Women, Peace and Security. International Congress of Women 1915. International Committee of Women for Permanent Peace. Heritage Lottery Fund history project. WILPF women recognised for their service. How to become a member. Brighton, Hove and District Branch. 9 Strategic Recommendations for Women, Peace and Security. Heritage Lottery Funded history film online.

Dirt, Spit and Poetry. This Is Not a Rescue. Is forthcoming with Seren Books. Emily was born in Carmarthen in 1986. She has published poetry in.

Of the Royal Studies Journal on the topic of taking possession . Hi Jennifer, thanks for doing this interview for our readers at the Royal Studies Journal Blog! Could you maybe first tell us a bit how this special issue of the Royal Studies Journal came to be, and what the idea behind the topic of taking possession is? Who takes possession of what? Hi Kristen and Cathleen, it is a pleasure to speak about this exciting new issue of the.

Random thoughts about life, death, spirituality, the Universe and Everything. He talks about the most profou.

Human Rights and Social Justice. Human Rights Essay Award now open. GJA project empowers women to bring peace to Middle East. Rethinking the International Criminal Justice Project in the Global South.

Stories to feed your head and soul. Eyes as Big as Plates. The Early English Bread Project. Enter your email address to follow this blog and receive notifications of new posts by email.