The Women of Ireland Project
Belinda VigorsA monthly newsletter, written by social researcher and cultural theorist, Dr. Belinda Vigors, exploring the socio-cultural and historical forces that have shaped women of Ireland.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 66 | Subscribers | Read | belindavigors.substack.com |
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Women and power, capitalism, and Ireland's 'witch-hunt'?
##### I am currently in the middle of moving house. Something which I find very discombobulating. Despite being somewhat a pro at it at this stage, having survived six moves in the last ten years, it’s an upheaval which always seems to clos...
Communalism: "The dominant ideology of Ireland"
##### Have you ever noticed how, in Ireland, we attach a lot of meaning to community, and pride ourselves on being quite community minded? Well, what you might not know (at least I didn’t) is that this is largely to do with how, in the 20th...
A miscellany of thought to end the year
I am on the seventh day of seven days without TV, social media doom-scrolling, and caffeine. It’s what my friend Deborah calls her “Crisis to Calm” week; a strict prescription of no stimulants, no escapism, no external ‘noise,’ and a recomm...
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I’m a female social scientist from Ireland living in the UK. Can usually be found digging about in research archives in the search of answers to some "why" question. This newsletter is the written outcome of what I find on those digging expeditions.
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