@earlymodernmaritimestudies

Dear #Mariners and followers of our group:

This is just a quick note to let you know that our treasured #EarlyModernMaritimeStudies group now has over 190 members! Can you spread the word about the group to colleagues and friends who work on the #Oceans, on #CoastalAreas, #PortCities, on the #SlaveryArchive and so many related topics, so we might hit 200 followers by the end of the week? Thanks! This is pretty exciting 😊!

@nushpowell
Excellent! If you know others who are working on maritime themes, please direct them towards us. We are a motley crew--people working on #navigation, #voyages involving the same, #CoastalStudies, the #MiddlePassage, #PortCities, and much more. Our definition of "#EarlyModern" is ample. I work in the 16th and 17th centuries, but we have followers who are medievalists and others who work in the 21st C. The #sea is what brings us all together!

@earlymodernmaritimestudies

If you follow this group and know one other person who's working on maritime topics, please encourage them to follow us, also! Perhaps it will be a colleague who is interested in #EarlyModern #Navigation as the primary mode of transportation during periods of #ImperialExpansion and #Colonization, perhaps someone who works on #OceanStudies, on the #AtlanticWorld or on #TranspacificStudies, on early modern #TravelLiterature, on the #MiddlePassage and the many topics associated with the #SlaveryArchive, on #Pirates, on #MediterraneanStudies, in #CoastalStudies or on #PortCities. #CulturalStudies folks and #Histodons all welcome. Any work on early modern #BlueHumanities themes would be more than fitting. And while I'm at it, please share something about your own work on the group page! We're still getting to know one another. With thanks to the most avid supporters of the group. 😊

@earlymodernmaritimestudies

Hello, sailors! I created this group several months ago so that those of us interested in all sorts of maritime topics could share our work and support one another in our research on various kinds of nautical endeavors. I'm very pleased to announce the publication of my essay "Time of Catastrophe: temporalities in the transatlantic relación of Diego Portichuelo de Ribadeneyra" in this volume. This essay about an astonishingly difficult navigation from Callao to the Bay of Cádiz is part of my book in progress, _The Seafarer’s Bond: Risk, Transaction and Textual Circulation in the Iberian Atlantic (1544–1660)_. The chapter is easily downloadable as a PDF from the ebook of the Companion. Perhaps encourage your library to purchase the ebook. ⚓️ Okay, your turn now! Please share your work about the #Sea and related topics, such as #CoastalAreas and #PortCities in our group!

@earlymodernmaritimestudies

Hello, sailors! I created this group several months ago so that those of us interested in all sorts of maritime topics could share our work and support one another in our research on all sorts of nautical endeavors. I'm pleased to announce the publication of my essay "Time of Catastrophe: temporalities in the transatlantic relación of Diego Portichuelo de Ribadeneyra" in this volume. This essay about an astonishingly difficult navigation from Callao to the Bay of Cádiz is part of my book in progress, _The Seafarer’s Bond: Risk, Transaction and Textual Circulation in the Iberian Atlantic (1544–1660)_. The chapter is easily downloadable as a PDF from the ebook of the Companion. Perhaps encourage your library to purchase the ebook. ⚓️ Okay, your turn now! Please share your work about the #Sea and related topics, such as #CoastalAreas and #PortCities in our group!

@earlymodernmaritimestudies

Hello, sailors! I created this group several months ago so that those of us interested in all sorts of maritime topics could share our work and support one another in our research on all sorts of nautical endeavors. I'm pleased to announce the publication of my essay "Time of Catastrophe: temporalities in the transatlantic relación of Diego Portichuelo de Ribadeneyra" in this volume. This essay about an astonishingly difficult navigation from Callao to the Bay of Cádiz is part of my book in progress, _The Seafarer’s Bond: Risk, Transaction and Textual Circulation in the Iberian Atlantic (1544–1660)_. The chapter is easily downloadable as a PDF from the ebook of the Companion. Perhaps encourage your library to purchase the ebook. ⚓️ Okay, your turn now! Please share your work about the #Sea and related topics, such as #CoastalAreas and #PortCities in our group!

@earlymodernmaritimestudies

Hello, sailors! I created this group several months ago so that those of us interested in all sorts of maritime topics could share our work and support one another in our research on all sorts of nautical endeavors. I'm pleased to announce the publication of my essay "Time of Catastrophe: temporalities in the transatlantic relación of Diego Portichuelo de Ribadeneyra" in this volume. This essay about an astonishingly difficult navigation from Callao to the Bay of Cádiz is part of my book in progress, _The Seafarer’s Bond: Risk, Transaction and Textual Circulation in the Iberian Atlantic (1544–1660)_. The chapter is easily downloadable as a PDF from the ebook of the Companion. Perhaps encourage your library to purchase the ebook. ⚓️ Okay, your turn now! Please share your work about the #Sea and related topics, such as #CoastalAreas and #PortCities in our group!

I created this group several months ago so that those of us interested in all sorts of maritime topics could share our work and support one another in our research on all sorts of nautical endeavors. I'm pleased to announce the publication of my essay "Time of Catastrophe: temporalities in the transatlantic relación of Diego Portichuelo de Ribadeneyra" in this volume. This essay about an astonishingly difficult navigation from Callao to the Bay of Cádiz is part of my book in progress, _The Seafarer’s Bond: Risk, Transaction and Textual Circulation in the Iberian Atlantic (1544–1660)_. The chapter is easily downloadable as a PDF from the ebook of the Companion. Perhaps encourage your library to purchase the ebook. Okay, your turn now: please share your work about the #Sea and related topics, such as #CoastalAreas and #PortCities in our group!

To all my #Colonial, #LatinAmericanist and #EarlyModernist #IberianStudies colleagues:

I’d like to call your attention to a group that may be of your interest. I created the @earlymodernmaritimestudies a few months ago with those of you whose work touches on the #Sea, on #PortCities, #CoastalAreas, #SlaveryArchive and related topics, in mind. our definition of "Early Modern" is expansive. If this group fits with your research program, please check us out and follow!

#LatinAmericanStudies #EarlyModernSpain

La Capraia Centre for the art history and architecture of port cities' 2023 call for graduate residencies, of particular interest to students in art history, architecture, visual culture, working on Naples, the Mezzogiorno and the Mediterranean, deadline: January 31st

https://arthistory.utdallas.edu/port-cities/residencies/ #portcities #arthistory #naples #lacapraia #Mediterranean

To all my #Colonial, #LatinAmericanist and #EarlyModernist #IberianStudies colleagues:

I’d like to call your attention to a group that may be of your interest. I created the @earlymodernmaritimestudies a couple of months ago with those of you whose work touches on the #Sea, on #PortCities, #CoastalAreas, etc., in mind. If this group fits with your research program, please check us out and follow!

This post from a member of the Early Modern Maritime Studies Group I organized not long ago meant *the world* to me: 😊 "I'm glad you like it, Elizabeth! And thanks for providing a platform for the wider early modern Iberian world!" Made all the time and effort worth it. The group has over 100 members now! If you work on the #Sea in any manner (#MaritimeHistory, #CoastalStudies, #PortCities, #SlaveryArchive, #OceanStudies, #Pirates, etc.), check us out! @earlymodernmaritimestudies

Hello, everyone! I hope you survived the server tempest, despite the loss of data, etc. Please, let’s reconnect! I write to let you know that I created the @earlymodernmaritimestudies group right before the server went down. Here’s the revised group description, for those whose work & interests fit. As you can see, we use “early modern” expansively! Have a look!
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This is an interdisciplinary group for those who study #Maritime topics in the early modern period and beyond (c.1500-1900s), from different perspectives. It is intended to be a point of encounter and a gathering space for specialists in fields such as #MaritimeHistory, #TravelLiterature, the #SlaveTrade, #CoastalStudies, #PortCities, #OceanStudies, #AtlanticStudies, #TranspacificStudies, etc., for the purpose of sharing ideas and supporting one another in our work.

#earlymodern #maritime #SlaveTrade #MiddlePassage #TravelLiterature, #histodons, #CoastalStudies, #PortCities, #OceanStudies