Psst! Psst! Wanna hear some von Clausewitz ish? Then tune into lat week's episode "On War" with guest @hdabrown.bsky.social ! Find it on anchor.fm/theoryish

#bts From the recording of this week's episode!

Carl von Clausewitz (1 July 1780 -16 November 1831 )was a Prussian General and military theorist.He is mostly known for his military career during the French Revolution and Naopleonic War. His posthumous work, the 1832 "On War" is this week's topic! Listen on anchor.fm/theoryish

War is a continuation of podcast by other means… Had a blast talking with @paolamedgonz.bsky.social and @hannahva390.bsky.social about CvC and Crimson Tide among other things!

WAR! What is it good for? Absolutely this week's new episode! We were joined by @hdabrown.bsky.social to discuss "On War" by Carl von Clausewitz . We discuss politics, Napoleon, and Battlestar Galactica! Listen on anchor.fm/theoryish

Back next week with a new episode. (Here's a hint!)

I passed the PhD Viva and am now Dr Hannah Ayres 🥳🥳🥳 Thank you to @richardsandellrcmg.bsky.social and Igi Moon for examining the thesis and making the experience thoroughly enjoyable and encouraging ☺️

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Other than Rustam's fantastic book, our rec this week comes from one podcast host's special interest.

We interviewed author Rustam Alexander on the state of queer studies, experiences of LGBTQ+ people during the Soviet Union and had a spectacular discussion on the future of these studies! Listen on anchor,fm/theoryish

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Happy #LatinoBooksMonth to THE KELOIDS WE HEAL: Trauma, Spirituality, and Black Modernity in Literature by Sarah Soanirina Ohmer! www.press.uillinois.edu/books/?id=p0...

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This week we are promoting friend of the pod, Rustam Alexander and his book The Reed Closet! Listen to our interview with Rustam on anchor.fm/theoryish Use THEORY30 for 30% off this title on manchesteruniversitypress.co.uk

We are back this week with another excellent book from ‪@manchesterup.bsky.social‬ ! We interviewed Rustam Alexander on his monograph, The Red Closet:The hidden history of gay oppression in the USSR. Listen on anchor.fm/theoryish

HOLD UP! Did you know that we...are back?? Check out our latest episode on the gothic novella, Carmilla on anchor.fm/theoryish

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We reaching 2000 followers on Spotify @theoryishpodcast.bsky.social 🥳🥳

We are finally back from our mid season break 🥳 Check out our episode on Carmilla here: creators.spotify.com/pod/profile/...

Joseph Thomas Sheridan Le Fanu (28 August 1814 – 7 February 1873) was a gothic writer known mostly for his ghostly, mystery novels. His most famous story is the topic of this week’s episode Carmilla on anchor.fm/theoryish

Ready to sink your teeth back into a new episode? We are back this week with the vampire novella, Carmilla. We talk lesbianism, vampiric longing, and toxic women. Listen on anchor.fm/theoryish

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Take this time to catch-up on current and former seasons our lil theory bunnies! Tune in on anchor.fm/theoryish

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Beware of medieval witch hunters and listen to last week's episode on the Malleus Maleficarum ! Listen on anchor.fm/theoryish !

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This week we have two spotlights. First is the author of the Malleus Maleficorum, Heinrich Kramerc. 1430 – 1505) a German churchman and inquisitor. He created the text as an ecclesiastical and legal document for witch trials.

This wee we are covering the recent translation by Peter Maxwell-Stuart of the 1487, Malleus Maleficarum. We discuss German witch trials, gendered translations and flying wombs. Listen via your local town crier. Use THEORY30 for 30% off this title on thttps://buff.ly/eAnnFW6

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