Heike Bauer

Heike Bauer

@heikebauer.bsky.social

Prof at Birkbeck & canicrosser. LGBTQI+ pasts; modern history of gender & sexuality; literary & cultural history; visual cultures; animals; pet history. Owned by 3 dogs & a cat. She/they. London & the Surrey Hills via Wales. 💙 in Scotland

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Terrible news about Jason Arday. Contrary to the recent media frenzy, plagiarism is not an isolated problem in academia & certainly not an EDI issue. The deeply entrenched bullying culture on the other hand is a serious barrier to inclusive environments in which truly transformative work can thrive.

Excellent news! “[The ruling] is a devastating indictment of the impartiality and competence of the OfS, implicating its operations…It raises important and urgent questions for the government as it plans to grant ever more powers to the regulator." www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...

bbc.co.ukUniversity of Sussex wins landmark free speech case against universities regulatorA record fine had been issued by the Office for Students over the university's trans and non-binary inclusion policy.

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Excited to share that Karen Hiestand & I have secured a 2nd Bloomsbury Doctoral Scholarship working across the Royal Veterinary College & Birkeck Humanities: When Should Pets Die? Mapping changing expectations around end-of-life care in UK veterinary practice bloomsbury.ac.uk/when-should-...

bloomsbury.ac.ukWhen Should Pets Die? Mapping changing expectations around end-of-life care in UK veterinary practicePrincipal Supervisor: Dr Karen Hiestand, Royal Veterinary College Co-Supervisor: Professor Heike Bauer, Birkbeck Project Description Is animal euthanasia a necessary treatment or a failure of care?…

Excited to share that Karen Hiestand & I have secured a 2nd Bloomsbury Doctoral Scholarship working across the Royal Veterinary College & Birkeck Humanities: When Should Pets Die? Mapping changing expectations around end-of-life care in UK veterinary practice bloomsbury.ac.uk/when-should-...

bloomsbury.ac.ukWhen Should Pets Die? Mapping changing expectations around end-of-life care in UK veterinary practicePrincipal Supervisor: Dr Karen Hiestand, Royal Veterinary College Co-Supervisor: Professor Heike Bauer, Birkbeck Project Description Is animal euthanasia a necessary treatment or a failure of care?…

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Look what arrived today, or at least the ebook did. This is the first encyclopedia devoted exclusively to medieval women’s writing globally,focusing on the thousand-year period between 500-1500. Entries on about 250 women writers plus longer thematic essays. You’re welcome.

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Today! 6pm at Birkbeck. Hope to see some of you there!

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This week Wednesday at Birkbeck, right in the heart of Bloomsbury: join us for thought-provoking talk by the brilliant Julia Laite on the history of Newfoundland, home of one of the British Empire’s most remote settlements where one of its most complete genocides took place. Free but pls register

This week Wednesday at Birkbeck, right in the heart of Bloomsbury: join us for thought-provoking talk by the brilliant Julia Laite on the history of Newfoundland, home of one of the British Empire’s most remote settlements where one of its most complete genocides took place. Free but pls register

bbk.ac.ukFaculty of Humanities & Social Sciences Annual Graduate Lecture 2025 - Stories at the Edge of Empire: Newfoundland, 1763-1829Join us for an exploration of ways of mapping and knowing Newfoundland in the 18th & 19th centuries delivered by Julia Laite

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Join us on 19 Nov for the 2025 Annual Graduate Lecture featuring Julia Laite on the difficult history of Newfoundland, home to one of the British Empire’s oldest & most isolated settler populations where one of its most totalizing genocides took place. Register here: www.bbk.ac.uk/events/event...

bbk.ac.ukFaculty of Humanities & Social Sciences Annual Graduate Lecture 2025 - Stories at the Edge of Empire: Newfoundland, 1763-1829Join us for an exploration of ways of mapping and knowing Newfoundland in the 18th & 19th centuries delivered by Julia Laite

Join us on 19 Nov for the 2025 Annual Graduate Lecture featuring Julia Laite on the difficult history of Newfoundland, home to one of the British Empire’s oldest & most isolated settler populations where one of its most totalizing genocides took place. Register here: www.bbk.ac.uk/events/event...

bbk.ac.ukFaculty of Humanities & Social Sciences Annual Graduate Lecture 2025 - Stories at the Edge of Empire: Newfoundland, 1763-1829Join us for an exploration of ways of mapping and knowing Newfoundland in the 18th & 19th centuries delivered by Julia Laite