Primary Sources Podcast Episode 3 - Hallie Rubenhold
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Күн бұрынIn this episode, Dr Joanne Paul sits down to talk with historian and author, Hallie Rubenhold. Joanne describes Hallie as ‘a jack of all trades in the history world,’ she’s published historical fiction and non-fiction, as well as worked on television adaptations of her works and consulted on other period dramas. Her most recent book, The Five is an award winning exploration into the lives of the female victims of Jack the Ripper. Joanne and Hallie talk about why we should study everyday lives in history, makes a good historical drama, and why history is just like chocolate.
A Viral History Podcast. Hosted by Dr Joanne Paul, Produced by Paul Bradshaw, and Researched by Isabel Wilson.
@AiriAnew 2 жыл бұрын
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@susannamarker2582 9 ай бұрын
The Edwardian / post-Edwardian drama, the old series of Upstairs Downstairs from the 1970s was done accurately because (a) the mothers of the writers Jean Marsh and Eileen Atkins had been in domestic service, and (b) Angela Baddeley, who played Mrs. Bridges, could read through the scripts and eliminate all the expressions which came into british English during the 1940s with the arrival of the Americans.
@susannamarker2582 9 ай бұрын
Hallie is right about presenting period drama. That's why my husband and I stopped buying the Downton Abbey DVDs. It's a 2010 political agenda (feminist/anti-empire) put back into 1912-1926. Also, some of the lexis / vocabulary chosen is just too modern for that time. Examples include 'chill pill' (2000s youth slang) and 'learning curve' (1990s corporate speak). Just ridiculous.
Classical Oasis
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