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Penny Corfield is a historian of History and Time; and in July 2019 she was elected as President of the International Society of Eighteenth-Century Studies.

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Penelope J. Corfield
4 years
The #Georgians published on 25 January 2022. Impeccably presented by Yale University Press: https://t.co/MKfHM4LhqW #Long18thCentury #C18th #18thcentury
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8 months
Can I nominate five striking poems about #Time? Yes, with a guarantee that one will surprise you! See Blog/172:
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In contrast to the dearth of good jokes about Time, there are very many great poems on that theme. Here, however, I’ve chosen just five...
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Penelope J. Corfield
10 months
What on #Earth's the Point of Redefining #Space-Time as #Time-Space?? For my answer, see February Blog/170:
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Why think about Time-Space, instead of Space-Time? This BLOG, the second in my 2025 Time series, presents my answer.
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Penelope J. Corfield
1 year
Post 2 They show that people then (as now) struggled to assess big trends through which they were living. That's where historians come in - to provide a retrospective overview. So please do read The Georgians (see https://t.co/UPDYvqvS0q for offer) and send me your feedback!
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Penelope J. Corfield
1 year
Post 1 I loved writing The Georgians (Yale UP 2022) and I love getting feedback. People especially enjoy my contrasting chapters on 'Georgian Gloom' + 'Georgian Optimism'. (see my blogpost: https://t.co/yJWs3sshGn) #HistoryWritersDay24
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What does it mean to track down and explore the views of the eighteenth-century optimists and pessimists? Penelope J. Corfield explores
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