I would make my podcast on early modern warfare. this is because I am interested in the topic and have a decent amount of knowledge on the topic. I think this would work since Early Modern combat is really interesting and their are many wars to talk about. further with major conflicts like the 30…

Tracing Icons A Vlog series that sees me travel around the world tracing the history of the icon, going to the monasteries and schools where the icons were painted, interviewing the monks and artists that are there, showcasing the painting process, etc. The series would be divided chronologically, starting at the locations where the earliest…

The Sun Eventually Sets: A Victorian History Podcast would explore nineteenth-century British history through an innovative and engaging means. I would really emphasize storytelling to convey the research, and maybe focus on those individuals who may not have received a lot of popular attention. These individuals could be an avenue to explore larger historical phenomena…

A main achieve that I am planning on using for my research into Beowulf is M. Wendy Hennequin’s We’ve Created a Monster: The Strange Case of Grendel’s Mother, which details how Grendel’s Mother is more focused upon in the modern era due to how her character thwarts gender expectations of femininity and motherhood both then…

My MRP topic is the representation of workhouse inmates on 19th century British labour periodicals. I will be focusing on how, within the discourse about the workhouse, the left-wing press negotiates notions of “honest poverty” and masculinity. I will be using the Nineteenth Century Collections Online (NCCO) and the British Newspaper Archives (BNA), they are…

Hello! For my MRP i’ll be looking at a series of charges that were laid against a Hamilton Grocer, an oil conglomerate, and a truck driver in 1988 by the Ministry of Environment (ME) for spilling oil into the Chedoke Creek. The archive(s) I have been coordinating with are the Hamilton Public Library, Provincial Offences…

My research pertains to the history of Greek Orthodox Christians in the Levant, more specifically in Syria and Lebanon. The topic I look at is the religious artform of iconography, which are found throughout the region in various churches and monasteries. To supplement my study of these icons, I plan to look at various documents…

The Archivio Apostolico Vaticano (Vatican Apostolic Archives) will prove vital for undertaking primary source research. Located in Vatican City, the archive is predominantly restricted to in-person viewing. While this itself is a strong hindrance, I am still able to access some primary sources digitally. In addition, I have already begun the process of inquiring for…

The main archive I intend to use for my MRP is the William Ready Division of Archives and Research Collections in Mills Library. In addition to this I intend to use the digital archive of Early English books I found online. I am using these archives since in the case of Mills Archive, They have…

Hey, all! The archive I am planning to use primarily in my major research paper is the Hamilton and District Labour Council’s archives, which are held in the Mills Library. For anyone who is interested in looking at what this archive entails, the Finding Aid is attached here: https://library.mcmaster.ca/finding-aid/hamlabour Contents and Challenges This archive contains…

Here is an awful rendering of my notebook! Though not a profession I would see myself in, I can see how modelling could be of significant use. However, I offer an anecdote for why modelling worries me. Transience, or, inevitable decay, Freud says, “leads to the painful world-weariness” of attachment, or a “revolt against the…

This little robot stacking doll was the object that I 3D scanned. The process wasn’t too difficult, if not a bit annoying trying to get the camera in the right angle to scan. Also, thank you to Dr Van Horssen for allowing me to use your phone to be able to use the 3D scanning…