When You Don't Know Where to Start | Yale History PhD Dissertation Diaries Ep. 2
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Title: When You Don't Know Where to Start | Yale History PhD Dissertation Diaries Ep. 2
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You inspire me so much. I'm an international person and because of you diaries I was able to get to know Yale's program and I saw that they have a combination with my major (sociology and African American). I'm going go apply this year. Thank you for you content
Loving the Dissertation Diaries! Also now inspired to find more texts that will help me feel connected to my research interests :)
Yes! So in my Brit Lit survey this spring we covered Restoration and Eighteenth-Century literature. Behn, Phyllis Wheatley, and Equiano do some really interesting things when it comes to recording experiences and narratives about slavery in a literary sense. As a non history major, these accounts helped me gain some insight into individual, social, and perceived experiences of slavery.
Yes! They are all very well known sources. I unfortunately need pieces that are a bit earlier, which are slim at best 😅
Omg, thanks for sharing this! I thought I was the only one having anxious dreams about my advisor being mad with my lack of progress 😅
Hi, watching your dissertation process helped me a lot. I am in the last year of my PhD and I feel lost because sometimes I think I don't make the right decisions.
Thank you for sharing your process with us.
P.S. I hope I have written correctly because my native language is Spanish.
Thank you so much for this comment and I am so thrilled you are enjoying the videos :)
When I was in my last semester of library school, I had a dream where I never finished high school and since I didn't finish college, I couldn't finish my master's and would never be a librarian. It was awful. The worst is that I still occasionally have that dream even though it's been 11 years since I graduated.
Oh no! That’s an awful dream 😅😅
I am so glad you found Black England helpful! I also found it really helpful in my own work. Great video, I really appreciate you showing us all the different sides and emotions of undertaking a PHD.
Glad you enjoyed the video!
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I'm watching this over my morning coffee and don't have much brain capacity to do anything other than say hi and offer lots of ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ such a cozy vlog
There’s also a novel version of Oroonoko from 1688. The Woman of Colour (1808) by an anonymous writer might also be of interest! Its outside of your period but its a really interesting book if you haven’t read it yet!
Thank you so much for the recommendations!!!
@@KaelynGraceApple It’s actually only a novel! The Woman of Colour is great. I know you love Jane Austen, and it pairs really well with Austen’s work. I’m also currently working on an article on The Woman of Colour!
What you said at 04:55, I needed to hear that today. Thanks, Kaelyn, for sharing a part of your journey. Also, I am very tempted to listen to the audiobook of Black England, just because of the cover. Do you have favorite books on history (fiction/non-fiction)?
also, what matcha do you use? it looks sooo good!
Hi 😊 I hope you are doing okay! Just sharing that seeing your video made me feel better. I'm currently doing my masters in hospitality and tourism, and the past few weeks I feel so stuck and so guilty bc of that.
Your video was a reminder that it's okay and that it will be okay. Tks 💜
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❤❤thank you so much for sharing ❤ ❤ I feel lost too, just coming into 2nd year PHD and have been so stressed this past week after reading comments on a draft from my supervisor. It's so hard to not take them personally. I've been hiding in the library everyday, and your videos have been so inspiring! My plan today was to type up notes and key words from a reading I finished yesterday, but after a big cry at breakfast I feel tired now 😅 ....sitting in the library now and not doing much work but seeing your video has been incredibly comforting, helpful, and inspiring. Thank you and good luck with your research!
I believe in you
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Maybe it’s just me but I get very excited at visuals of the Tube.
Me too lol
I'm an English undergraduate and Aphra Behn's 'Oroonoko' would be an excellent source! Although it has been staged many times, its original iteration as one of the first prose travel narratives fuses elements of fiction, biography, and history. The character Imoinda is an excellent exemplar of the vexed position of African women in the late seventeenth century and would no doubt help your research.
Thank you!
I knew what the British Summer would be like but I still packed my Indian Summer clothes for the North of England. It’s very unpredictable.
Indeed!
Great content! You are helping me and my wife get through our doctoral degrees 😅
That is awesome!
Just a tip with the matcha, to avoid clumps, sift it first with a mini strainer and it makes the matcha smooth! Love your videos!🫶
Yes! I just bought a strainer :)
What strawberry syrup do you use in your matcha?
Just got myself a cup of coffee and a pastel de Nata to watch this! Yeaaayy!
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I have been meaning to ask a question that is related to your research. In what ways do you think background to be mattering in your position in this research, especially in terms of Donna Haraway's situated knowledges? Or Sandra Harding? Because when writing about a certain type of oppression part of which I am not, I tend to get imposter syndromey... "Am I the one to talk about this?" It would be awesome if you mentioned this in an upcoming video if you have not yet.
I recommend checking out my workflow video and I discussed it at length with my committee. More on this soon ♥️
Strawberry Matcha? That’s an interesting combination.
It's so good!
Nice video...
Thank you!
I think most PhD students can relate to wanting Claire Saffitz to comfort them in a walk-in fridge. At least I can lol.
8:43 “Look at you, Ali Abdaal.” LMAO
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hi, im a prospective history undergraduate student. my particular area of interest is cultural history of early european history. Since youre researching the early modern period, im curious if you come across documents written in latin, and how you navigate through that if you do. also, how do you deal with reading manuscripts with handwriting that is difficult to read? thanks so much, your channel is such an inspiration :)
I study the late early modern period (1565-1704) so I haven't come across much latin but still struggle with paleography. I use reference books as a guide
where can i get a list of the sources you have cited / consultated so far for your thesis?
I share many of them in my videos! This book is in the description
Hi ,From which university of America it is good to do PhD in Mathematics, and how can I apply for PhD.i am from India, please
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Hey, if Claire is comforting you in a dream, that’s a good sign.
Haha she is the most wholesome
I had a stress dream where I was transported to an English class in school.
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Do you need to wear glasses?😢 Almost all the girls with large beautiful eyes need to wear glasses these days because of the inhumane amount of homework and exams.😢 I really want to cry for your beautiful blue eyes 😭
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Have seen few colleges vlogs. There interesting but some of the vlogs talks bout there wardrobe 😮😅. Anyways all good. This creator vlogs very interesting. Very informative on her current PHD. Good luck friend in college
What’s wrong with incorporating style in ones’s videos?