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    Tweeting Historians‏ @Tweetistorian 22 Dec 2019

    Happy Sunday, #twitterstorians! Want to know what you missed this week @Tweetistorian? Let’s do master threads for the two tracks that we traveled through premodern Japan over the last 7 days! 🗾 #history #Japan #globalmiddleages Here are the threads done by me, @paularcurtis:pic.twitter.com/qlIv6Nkm7D

    8:46 am - 22 Dec 2019
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    • 🌸🌱🌸Temptor🌷🐝🌷 Darren Shupe Seyyid Lokman Ann Marie Davis she/her/Dr. Dr. James Harry Morris Emily Mayo Jack Z Writing Our Destiny with Cocktails and 🌻 Dr. Paula R. Curtis
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      1. Tweeting Historians‏ @Tweetistorian 22 Dec 2019

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        The first thread took us through ideas of periodization-- what is “medieval” for a historian of Japan? And when did those temporal divisions get established? 🕗https://twitter.com/Tweetistorian/status/1206704135761997827?s=20 …

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        Earlier today Emily introduced us to some ideas about female emperors in Japan's ancient period (see thread below), but what is “ancient” to a historian of Japan anyway? Let’s talk a little bit about periodization. #globalmiddleages #medievaltwitter 🌏 https://twitter.com/Tweetistorian/status/1206620965624590338 …
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      2. Tweeting Historians‏ @Tweetistorian 22 Dec 2019

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        The theme of “time” continued in thread 2, with a look into how premodern Japanese thought about and measured time. ⏳https://twitter.com/Tweetistorian/status/1206954182886010882?s=20 …

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        Tweeting Historians @Tweetistorian
        @paularcurtis back for part 2 of periodization & premodern #Japan! 🗾 Did a concept of a “middle” age exist before "modern" ideas of time? It’s useful to note examples where historical figures thought critically about this themselves. 🕐 #medievaltwitter https://twitter.com/Tweetistorian/status/1206704135761997827 …
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      3. Tweeting Historians‏ @Tweetistorian 22 Dec 2019

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        In popular culture we usually hear about warriors when medieval Japan comes up, but what about commoners? And how do we locate them in historical materials? ⚒️ This thread addressed that:https://twitter.com/Tweetistorian/status/1207299204978221059?s=20 …

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        Happy Wednesday, folks! @paularcurtis here to talk about #medieval #Japan. 🗾 Although the first image that always comes to mind for "medieval Japan" is warriors & warfare, let’s spend a little time on commoners and historical materials. #medievaltwitter #twitterstorians #art pic.twitter.com/rbB4iz3WN3
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      4. Tweeting Historians‏ @Tweetistorian 22 Dec 2019

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        Next we jumped into another popular image: Japan as a rice-based culture. What can studying premodern Japan tell us about how rice did or did not shape society? 🍚https://twitter.com/Tweetistorian/status/1207665138003828736?s=20 …

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        @paularcurtis back for your premodern Japanese history needs. For this thread, I’m going to talk about something we think of as a staple in Japan’s past and present: rice! 🍚🌾 Has Japan always been a rice-based society? #Japan #history #twitterstorians #foodhistory pic.twitter.com/Bkixamwq4v
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      5. Tweeting Historians‏ @Tweetistorian 22 Dec 2019

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        The final research thread focused on documents and forgery. 📜 What can we learn from the materiality of documents? And how did people fake them?https://twitter.com/Tweetistorian/status/1208041679904743425?s=20 …

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        Tweeting Historians @Tweetistorian
        TGIF, #twitterstorians! @paularcurtis here with more on premodern #Japan #history. Today let’s talk a bit about documents & forgery. For fun here’s an image of a will by Emperor Go Uda (1265-1324) supposedly signed with his handprints in blood. 😱 #Japan #history #medievaltwitter pic.twitter.com/FHmLPkFGmx
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      6. Tweeting Historians‏ @Tweetistorian 22 Dec 2019

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        Finally, I introduced everyone to some digital resources you can use to expand your East Asia and Japan horizons, from databases and museums to journal lists and study info! 💻:https://twitter.com/Tweetistorian/status/1208385689227792384?s=20 …

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        Tweeting Historians @Tweetistorian
        Good morning, Saturday friends! @paularcurtis here. Have your ☕? Done grading? It’s been a long week, so today I’m going to take a break from doing research posts & instead provide some digital resources for those interested in learning about/teaching #Japan & #EastAsia. 💻 #DH pic.twitter.com/1PyCBEpZJN
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      7. Tweeting Historians‏ @Tweetistorian 22 Dec 2019

        Hopefully everyone enjoyed what was on deck this week! Thanks for reading! ✨

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