Tag: gender

• A Short Bibliography For The Study Of Eunuchs, Marginality & Gender in The Pre-Modern World

  

  A number of people asked me to expand on my Forbes column from last week, which addressed the long history of eunuchs around the world and in Game of Thrones. This is a short reading list focused on scholarship in English for those wishing to begin to read about the subject. I am neither an […]

  sarahemilybond

  August 29, 2017

  open access, slavery, The State of the Field, Uncategorized, women

  ancient greece, ancient rome, chinese history, diversity, eunuchs, female eunuchs, game of thrones, gender, global history, inclusion, marginality, medieval, ottoman history, Roman History

• The Decline and Fall of the All-Male Panel: Compiling a List of Female Ancient Historians

  

  It was my pleasure to attend the annual meeting of the SCS-AIA in San Francisco from January 6-10. I just got back to Iowa City last night, and wanted to write while the thoughts about the conference were still fresh in my mind. First, I want to say that the SCS-AIA always serves as an annual pep […]

  sarahemilybond

  January 11, 2016

  The State of the Field

  all-male panels, ancient history, Conferences, gender, manels, scs, women in academia