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SUMMARY:Glut - Anthea Butler (University of Pennsylvania\, and Koch Histor
 y Centre)\, Catherine Sloan (Oxford)
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20260226T114500Z
DTEND;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20260226T130000Z
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DESCRIPTION:Historian of Victorian childhood *Catherine Sloan* investigate
 s what she does with boredom: how as the reader of a mass of Victorian mag
 azines she has sat with the problem of repetitive sources\, and developed 
 new techniques of interpretation. \n\n*Anthea Butler* is a historian of tw
 entieth-century race\, power and religion. She asks what we can learn from
  when there is a glut of archival material about women’s activities arou
 nd reproduction\, but historians focus unduly on white women and the right
  to the exclusion of work on the left. How do we weigh where to place our 
 attention?\n\n*Respondents:*\n\nMeryem Kalayci (Oxford)\nTehila Sasson (Ox
 ford)\nEmily Cousens (Northeastern University\, London)\n\nSpeakers:\nAnth
 ea Butler (University of Pennsylvania\, and Koch History Centre)\, Catheri
 ne Sloan (Oxford)
LOCATION:St John's College (North Lecture Room)\, St Giles OX1 3JP
TZID:Europe/London
URL:https://talks.ox.ac.uk/talks/id/da98da05-25c1-4d26-a482-0545c3fec933/
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