Tag Archives: University of Reading

Lesbian History, Trans History, by Professor Rosemary Auchmuty

Posted on February 14, 2022 by readinghistory

We are delighted to welcome a guest blog by Professor Rosemary Auchmuty from the School of Law. She is a pioneer of women’s studies and feminist legal studies in higher education in Britain, Rosemary (Australian by upbringing) has been professor … Continue reading →

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Gender identity and Sexuality: A Fiery Relationship, by Amy Austin

Posted on February 8, 2022 by readinghistory

First posted on Gender History Research Cluster While researching the history of gender identity I have come across numerous debates over a variety of issues. Appropriate terminology, categorisation, the genesis of gender fluidity are all hotly contested issues and let’s … Continue reading →

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LGBTQ+ History Month: Coming Out in the Archives, with Amy Austin and Vicky Iglikowski-Broad

Posted on February 4, 2022 by readinghistory

Reposted from the Gender History Research Cluster. Join PhD Student Amy Austin in conversation with Vicky Iglikowski-Broad, principal records specialist in diverse histories at the National Archives, as they discuss accessing LGBTQ+ histories within the archives. Together, Amy and Victoria … Continue reading →

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The Sagas, the Solstice and the Supernatural, by Anne Lawrence-Mathers

Posted on December 21, 2021 by readinghistory

As a medievalist it is always satisfying to point out that many traditions can be traced back to the medieval period – and this applies also to the custom of setting and telling tales of ghosts and monsters at the … Continue reading →

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Christmas at Sea: 400 Years of the Festive Season Afloat, with Dr Richard Blakemore

Posted on December 15, 2021 by readinghistory

Dr Richard Blakemore gave this talk as part of an event on ‘Christmas at Sea: 400 Years of the Festive Season Afloat’ on 7 December 2021, organised by the Royal Museums Greenwich and Institute of Historical Research Maritime History & Culture … Continue reading →

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