Building on the conversations and circumstances shared in the #JERWinter2022 #MaterialConditions forum, check out “The #JERPano Roundtable That Wasn’t” from @WillMackintosh @JohannNeem & @ImJessSaying2, a reflection on absences in our own practices: http://thepanorama.shear.org/2023/05/19/the-panorama-roundtable-that-wasnt/

Two articles from the #JERWinter2022 #MaterialConditions forum are freely available for the next month! Please check out these essays from @erin_bartram and Simon Finger: https://muse.jhu.edu/issue/49305; and share, #Histodons!

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The first essay, “Does the Field Deserve Our Work” is from @erin_bartram@twitter.com: https://muse.jhu.edu/pub/56/article/871405 and the second by Simon Finger, “Lessons from the Year without Archives,”: https://muse.jhu.edu/pub/56/article/871407. #JER #JERWinter2022 #MaterialConditions @SHEARites@twitter.com @AHAhistorians@twitter.com @The_OAH@twitter.com

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Thanks to Penn Press and Project MUSE, two articles from the #JERWinter2022 #MaterialConditions forum will be available open-access through February 8th, 2023. The first available essay, “Does the Field Deserve Our Work” is from Erin Bartram and the second by Simon Finger, “Lessons from the Year without Archives." Please download and check them out! https://muse.jhu.edu/issue/49305?fbclid=IwAR0q3R3aXwMVe66pR8FwFNM7qj-4XPB2S3o3b1ey5dkyNCKnJOgFDKp4A1s

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The #JERWinter2022 issue has a forum focused on “The Material Conditions of Historians’ Labor.” #MaterialConditions features short essays from the scholars below that each speak to a particular perspective on the range of intense challenges faced by humanities researchers ⬇️

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No better way to #introduce ourselves to #histodon than on the #JERWinter2022 publication day! The #JER and our digital platform, the #JERPano, are published on behalf of the #SHEAR and early American #history communities, focusing especially on the early republic. #JERWinter2022 features a timely and powerful special issue, “The Material Conditions of Historians’ Labor,” available here: https://muse.jhu.edu/issue/49305?fbclid=IwAR3IEfojw4k1ySmMx4b3RyBGiyLlpMwlMbNiygCuCCgwS-f1iI6fSP8oTKg