Job title of the day: Professor of Resilience, Emergencies, and Disaster Science.
I, too, excel at emergencies and disaster science. Resilience... I mean, I'm still alive?
Job title of the day: Professor of Resilience, Emergencies, and Disaster Science.
I, too, excel at emergencies and disaster science. Resilience... I mean, I'm still alive?
@ShaulaEvans thanks, and same – my main finding was that other factors were more instrumental than being an only child in itself! Eg. Family circumstances/parental attitudes, individual personality, class, where they lived, when they lived, gender...
@ShaulaEvans @bookstodon Thicker Than Water by Leonore Davidoff, which I read ahead of a colloquium with the author at the beginning of my Master's in 2012, when I was 23.
It's a monograph about siblings in history that's super engaging because it's such an interesting, human topic and she wrote it in such an accessible way. Not only did it open my eyes to the fact historians are 'allowed' to write like that, but it made me think 'what about only children?' – giving me a topic for my PhD!