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Erik Wade ( @erik_kaars ) again, back with a short thread on the love of my life: penitentials. Penitentials are medieval manuals for confessors. They basically list sins with suggested
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SECOND THREAD: SENDERO LUMINOSO AND THE PERUVIAN INTERNAL ARMED CONFLICT. After 12 years of military rule, Peru held presidential elections on May 18, 1980. Months before, a national assembly had
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Erik Wade here! Back with my 1st research thread as this week's host! I want to talk about early medieval sexuality studies. I focus on the earliest English writing on
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The collected poems of al-Mutanabbi (d. 965), the most celebrated Arabic poet ever, were first printed not in Cairo or Beirut, but Calcutta in 1815.The editor, Shaykh Ahmad, was Yemeni.
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Hi from @_SimonLeese. This week I’ll be tweeting about Arabic literature and multilingualism in 18th/19th century North India. I’m interested in how Arabic writers imagine their place in a larger
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This is @PieterCoppens8 again, tweeting about my research on Jamal al-Din al-Qasimi this week. Let me share a case study on Qasimi today, on which I wrote an article that
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So, why was Walid Saleh essential? His works were the first to address the ideological problems in our understanding of the history of tafsir. If you ask people about the
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WORLD WAR I IN THE MAHJAR special feature: Military mobilization in the mahjar.During the First World War, some 10,000 Syrian, Lebanese, Palestinian men from the Americas joined one of the
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MAHJARI PRINT CULTURE: Now, let's talk about Syrian serials in this diaspora.Yesterday I described the problems in locating migration history in state records when states are invested in migration control.Thankfully,
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Hey, @DavidOBowles here. I'm back to finish talking about the invasion & conquest of the Aztec Empire through the life of its last emperor, Cuāuhtemōc. As the city recovered from
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Hi! @DavidOBowles, back in the saddle for day 2 of our examination of the invasion & conquest of Mexico, seen through the lives of its last emperor & empress. Yesterday
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Hey everyone! My name’s Evan aka @LevineRx & I’m talking over #twitteristorian to tell you about the #archaeology of #Greece’s Cycladic islands! I just docked on #Naxos for 2 weeks
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