Author: graciebain94
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How to do a Public Dissertation-Out now!
Public dissertations allow doctoral students to engage a broader audience that is often already having conversations about our research topics, whether explicitly or not. The traditional dissertation is usually read by the committee (if you are lucky) and the author. Public projects allow early-career scholars to expand their marketability, relate their abstract topics to concrete
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Adaptation Podcast
While Ripperature: Building the Myth is on a hiatus, I’m still cohosting and editing podcasts! Check out the Adaptation Today podcast on Apple Podcast or Spotify. Adaptation Today is a podcast for anyone interested in learning more about how to study adaptation!
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Works Cited
“As for the Police.” Eastern Suffolk Press, 2 October 1888. Atwood, Nina. The Prostitute’s Body. Routledge, 2016. Auerbach, Nina. Woman and the Demon: The Life of a Victorian Myth. Harvard University Press, 1982. Begg, Paul, and Martin Fido. The Complete Jack The Ripper A-Z – The Ultimate Guide to The Ripper Mystery. John Blake, 2015.
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Episode 3: A Cycle of Emotions
“Do we need periods if they make us crazy?”, Sarah asks. Hint: yes, we do. We reached out to our friend Diana Roth, an endocrinologist specialised in women’s hormonal health to know how menstrual cycles impact women’s brains and emotions.
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Episode 2: Female Leaders, Where Are They?
After years of revolution, the big question remains: why aren’t there more women in leadership? Sarah and Olivia get deep into the subject.
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Episode 1: How Screens Affect Hormones
Quadrat is a weekly podcast where we discuss all things related to womanhood, from fundamental rights to feminism, body literacy and mental health. We hope to help women become more empowered through knowledge and information, whether they’re in America, Africa or in the Middle East. Join us every week! In this episode, Sarah and Olivia
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