The Herstorian
Kaye JonesExploring a new framework for doing women's history
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Mother of All, Eater of Flesh: The Goddess in the Greek Magical Papyri
“For she said that you slew a man
And drank the blood of this man
And ate his flesh”1
Good evening, dear reader,
I’m taking a break from editing my forthcoming book, How to Teach Women’s History, to teach a little more but also to br...
Women Can Be Represented in History Without Being Visible
Hello, dear reader,
As I’m editing my new book, I found myself questioning some words that I thought were interchangeable. Like, I noticed that sometimes I talk about “women’s invisibility” and other times I’ve said, “women’s underrepresen...
How to Stop Forgetting Women in History
Hello, dear reader,
I am (still) beavering away on my forthcoming book for educators, How to Teach Women’s History. One of the problems that teachers consistently grapple with is how to write women back into their history lessons. Thanks t...
Whose Time Counts As History?
Hello, dear reader,
I heard it said once (and I wish I could remember by whom) that historians are basically literary critics. There’s a lot of truth in this. Historians work with (mainly) textual sources, trying to work out who said, did...
The Real Philosopher’s Stone: What Happened to the Women in Alchemy?
Hello, dear reader,
Can I tell you the best thing about doing women’s history?
It’s looking back and finding women in just about every nook and cranny you can think of.
This is why I challenge the idea that women are (largely) absent fro...
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