Mit Heft 81 „steine“ erschien heute vor 5 Jahren die erste #WerkstattGeschichte beim neuen Verlag, schönen Dank an #transcript in Bielefeld für die Zusammenarbeit!
Der Thementeil, hg. von Susann Lewerenz & Veronika Springmann, bot Beiträge von Sebastian Felten (#Bergbau #18thCentury), Kathrin Rottmann (#Pflastersteine #1968) & Regina Sarreiter (#Steinwerkzeuge, koloniale #Ethnologie).
Dies & mehr online unter: https://werkstattgeschichte.de/alle_ausgaben/steine/
"Why Has Transphobia Gone Mainstream in Philosophy?" by Samantha Hancox-Li, Contingent Magazine, October 1, 2019, https://contingentmagazine.org/2019/10/01/transphobia-philosophy/
Reading Notes: 'Last Call at the Hotel Imperial' by Deborah Cohen (Random House, 2022), https://markstoneman.com/2024/11/30/reading-notes-last.html
#history #journalism #reporters #InterwarPeriod #WorldWarII #postwar #PoliticalViolence #fascism #communism #imperialism #gender #sexuality #histknow
"Squaring the Anti-Science, Pro-Technology Circle" https://markstoneman.com/2024/11/23/squaring-the-antiscience.html
#USpol #PublicHealth #HistKnow #histSTM
Call for Contributions: Histories of Expertise, https://newhistoryofknowledge.com/2024/11/04/call-for-contributions-histories-of-expertise/, via Lund Centre for the History of Knowledge (LUCK) #histodons 
#histknow
Zum Welttag der Information über #Entwicklungsfragen geben wir diesen Lektürehinweis aus unserem #Heftarchiv:
Daniel Speich Chassé, Streit um den Geldsack. Zahlen als politische Kommunikationsform über #Entwicklungshilfe in der #Schweiz, #WerkstattGeschichte 58/2012, https://werkstattgeschichte.de/alle_ausgaben/wissen-und-wirtschaften
As a member of the International Advisory Board of LUCK, Lund's Centre for the History of Knowledge, I recommend applying for this postdoctoral fellowship:
Spend a week in Lund, foster new networks, discuss and enjoy. #histodons #bookhistory #MediaHistory #histknow
I see History of Knowledge has migrated from WordPress.com to Hypotheses.org. Given all the nonsense that Automattic has been putting its clients through, I am glad. It should have a nice long life on that platform.
The current domain, https://historyofknowledge.net points or forwards there, although I don’t know if it will over the long term. Fortunately, the new domain pops right up on a DuckDuckGo search for “History of Knowledge blog” – https://historyofknowledge.hypotheses.org.
"Two U.S. Navy sailors browsing library shelf labeled 'Negro Books'" – U.S. Navy Department, Office of Public Relations, ca. 1944-49. Blogged at https://markstoneman.com/2024/08/27/two-us-navy.html
I fleshed out my site's portfolio page for the scholarly blogs that consumed much of my attention and creative energy from late 2016 to mid 2022. In particular, the section devoted to History of Knowledge grew because that is the site where I had the most latitude for independent initiative. https://markstoneman.com/portfolio/history-of-knowledge-blogs/ #HistKnow #AcademicBlogging #editing
Reading about Black Librarians and Knowledge Formation, https://markstoneman.com/2024/06/19/black-librarians-and.html
#HistKnow #Histodons #Librarians #BlackHistory
Steter Tropfen höhlt den #Stein - deshalb erinnern wir heute am #OldRockDay wieder an unser keineswegs steinaltes #WerkstattGeschichte-Heft 81/2020 "#steine"; im Thementeil, hg. von Susann Lewerenz & Veronika Springmann, Beiträge von Sebastian Felten (#Bergbau #18thCentury), Kathrin Rottmann (Pflastersteine #1968) und Regina Sarreiter (Steinwerkzeuge #kolonial #Ethnologie).
Online zugänglich: https://werkstattgeschichte.de/alle_ausgaben/steine/
New book: “The History of Knowledge” (Open Access) https://newhistoryofknowledge.com/2023/12/15/new-book-the-history-of-knowledge-open-access/ #HistKnow #HistSocial #HistCultural #history #histodons @histodons
#OpenAccess #HistSci #HistKnow
The British Journal for the History of Science 56, no. 4 (2023), https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/british-journal-for-the-history-of-science/issue/90F23EDDA34D37AA5705D82221A8BFCC
HT: @hsozkultservice 
H-Diplo | Robert Jervis International Security Studies Forum
Roundtable #Review 15-16 on:
Emily J. Levine, Allies and Rivals: German-American Exchange and the Rise of the Modern Research University, Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 2021.
@histodons That's a thematic folder to organize loose paper sheets: drafts, notes, letters, you name it. Folders were and are a handy tool of organizing paper knowledge. Battling the information revolution of #EarlyModernEurope meant very often: organizing your papers in thematic or chronological folders. As a knowledge field, #alchemy too was a paper business. #histodons #histknow
6/8
@histodons #Alchemy too was partly about storing. The box on the table is made of wood chips, and these boxes were #earlymodern storage options for fresh paper sheets, for letters, for paper drafts, and for small books. Being an alchemist was also about managing your writings, paper supply, and objects. Collectors and free thinkers alike needed boxes to arrange ideas and objects. In the painting, a distillation apparatus made of glass is stored next to a paper notebook. #histknow
5/8
I kinda feel bad that we referred to xitter several times in this piece, but those were more innocent times. The pandemic was raging with no immunizations in sight, and the orange one was calling federal agents to DC with no unit designations or names on their uniforms.
"Blogging Histories of Knowledge in Washington, DC," https://www.vr-elibrary.de/doi/10.13109/gege.2021.47.1.163
#ScholComm #SciCom #AcademicBlogging #HistKnow
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