Comments for Alexandra Kingsley http://alexandrakingsley.com Mon, 30 Apr 2012 15:05:50 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 Comment on Published in academia! by Dr Selby Whittingham http://alexandrakingsley.com/2012/04/published-in-academia/#comment-374 Dr Selby Whittingham Mon, 30 Apr 2012 15:05:50 +0000 http://alexandrakingsley.com/?p=2308#comment-374 Congratulations on getting into print! More remains to be written about the reception of Turner's works in 19th century. Congratulations on getting into print! More remains to be written about the reception of Turner’s works in 19th century.

]]> Comment on Published in academia! by Alexandra http://alexandrakingsley.com/2012/04/published-in-academia/#comment-371 Alexandra Wed, 25 Apr 2012 20:20:09 +0000 http://alexandrakingsley.com/?p=2308#comment-371 Hi Dr. Schall! Thank you so much for your kind words. It was really a thrill to see you commenting on my little blog. I just recently read a few of your HuffPo pieces and wanted to express how pleased it makes me to see you reaching out via social media. Those of us who experienced Oglethorpe firsthand know how special it is, but it's nice to see that awareness spreading through the internet! Hi Dr. Schall! Thank you so much for your kind words. It was really a thrill to see you commenting on my little blog.

I just recently read a few of your HuffPo pieces and wanted to express how pleased it makes me to see you reaching out via social media. Those of us who experienced Oglethorpe firsthand know how special it is, but it’s nice to see that awareness spreading through the internet!

]]> Comment on Published in academia! by Larry Schall http://alexandrakingsley.com/2012/04/published-in-academia/#comment-370 Larry Schall Wed, 25 Apr 2012 19:13:23 +0000 http://alexandrakingsley.com/?p=2308#comment-370 I am glad I've logged on and congratulations on the news. I am glad I’ve logged on and congratulations on the news.

]]> Comment on Life on the edges of diaspora by Tomasz Kukowski http://alexandrakingsley.com/2010/05/life-on-the-edges-of-diaspora/#comment-369 Tomasz Kukowski Tue, 24 Apr 2012 20:14:34 +0000 http://alexandrakingsley.com/?p=599#comment-369 That's incredible. I've been searching in genealogy books in Poland, and I found that one of the fourtheen childrens, son of August von Kukowski and Victoria Palczenski was my great, great, great grandfather. His name was Leo. His parents - August von Kukowski was born in August 22, 1805 and he married Victoria in February 14. 1831 in Czapiewice / in polish/. That’s incredible. I’ve been searching in genealogy books in Poland, and I found that one of the fourtheen childrens, son of August von Kukowski and Victoria Palczenski was my great, great, great grandfather. His name was Leo. His parents – August von Kukowski was born in August 22, 1805 and he married Victoria in February 14. 1831 in Czapiewice / in polish/.

]]> Comment on Because music is basically math: reductive reasoning and affect theory in the press by Ally http://alexandrakingsley.com/2012/02/because-music-is-basically-math-reductive-reasoning-and-affect-theory-in-the-press/#comment-361 Ally Wed, 07 Mar 2012 16:04:33 +0000 http://alexandrakingsley.com/?p=2284#comment-361 Oh thank you for the book rec! I've always been naturally inclined to approach music, literature, art, etc. through my feelings, and it's wonderful to see that research on this subject is happening. Oh thank you for the book rec! I’ve always been naturally inclined to approach music, literature, art, etc. through my feelings, and it’s wonderful to see that research on this subject is happening.

]]> Comment on Because music is basically math: reductive reasoning and affect theory in the press by Lolly http://alexandrakingsley.com/2012/02/because-music-is-basically-math-reductive-reasoning-and-affect-theory-in-the-press/#comment-358 Lolly Sun, 04 Mar 2012 08:44:57 +0000 http://alexandrakingsley.com/?p=2284#comment-358 Hey, good blog. I've just stumbled across it and have read some back posts. I shall probably be reading it regularly. Hey, good blog. I’ve just stumbled across it and have read some back posts.

I shall probably be reading it regularly.

]]> Comment on Reinterpreting Jazz Age standards by Wayne http://alexandrakingsley.com/2012/02/reinterpreting-jazz-age-standards/#comment-356 Wayne Sat, 03 Mar 2012 18:16:23 +0000 http://alexandrakingsley.com/?p=2264#comment-356 More about James P. Johnson: http://www.columbia.edu/acis/textarchive/cjas/11/12.html More about James P. Johnson:
http://www.columbia.edu/acis/textarchive/cjas/11/12.html

]]> Comment on Life on the edges of diaspora by Alexandra http://alexandrakingsley.com/2010/05/life-on-the-edges-of-diaspora/#comment-353 Alexandra Wed, 29 Feb 2012 17:27:53 +0000 http://alexandrakingsley.com/?p=599#comment-353 Thanks for the info! I've already found some family members at the site. Thanks for the info! I’ve already found some family members at the site.

]]> Comment on Life on the edges of diaspora by Jozef Hughes http://alexandrakingsley.com/2010/05/life-on-the-edges-of-diaspora/#comment-352 Jozef Hughes Wed, 29 Feb 2012 17:18:00 +0000 http://alexandrakingsley.com/?p=599#comment-352 My grandparents were married at Sacred Heart in Pine Creek in November 1915. One of the local parishoners has photographed every headstone in the whole Sacred Heart Cemetery and uploaded his shots to findagrave.com - good luck not getting sucked in. My grandparents were married at Sacred Heart in Pine Creek in November 1915. One of the local parishoners has photographed every headstone in the whole Sacred Heart Cemetery and uploaded his shots to findagrave.com – good luck not getting sucked in.

]]> Comment on Research round-up no. 3: Wharton in the Jazz Age by Treasure Hunting in the Public Domain: Scribner’s Magazine on “The Day of the Motor” | Alexandra Kingsley http://alexandrakingsley.com/2012/02/research-round-up-no-3/#comment-344 Treasure Hunting in the Public Domain: Scribner’s Magazine on “The Day of the Motor” | Alexandra Kingsley Wed, 22 Feb 2012 14:01:38 +0000 http://alexandrakingsley.com/?p=2195#comment-344 [...] Modernist Journals Project. Further issues are available through Google Books. (I’m kind of obsessed.) [...] [...] Modernist Journals Project. Further issues are available through Google Books. (I’m kind of obsessed.) [...]

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