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Jul 15, 2022 · Book of the day Health, mind and body books. This article is more than 1 year old. Review. Am I Normal? by Sarah Chaney review – it’s OK to be strange. An examination of the 200-year-old...
- Josie Glausiusz
Jan 30, 2023 · Sarah Chaney is a historian of emotions and the author of Am I Normal? (2022). She explores how the concept of normal emerged from mathematics and science, and how it varies across time and place.
Nov 28, 2022 · The birth of ‘normal’: interview with Dr Sarah Chaney. 28 November, 2022. Ahead of her upcoming Voltaire Lecture on 1 December, we caught up with author and researcher Dr Sarah Chaney to discuss the theme of her upcoming talk: the strange emergence of what societies consider to be ‘normal’. Hi Sarah!
Aug 12, 2022 · The historian Sarah Chaney’s first book is written for anyone who has considered themselves an oddball or a misfit, or who has anxiously googled “Is it normal to…”. People have always worried about fitting in, she observes, but “normality” is a more recent concept: before the 19th century, “normal” was a term used in geometry to ...
- Sophie Mcbain
Jul 17, 2022 · Historian Sarah Chaney unpicks our norms, Rebecca Solnit takes an eclectic approach to an English literary hero, and Jessica Andrews tells a fractured story of escape. Hannah Beckerman. Sun 17...
Jul 20, 2022 · Author. Sarah Chaney is a research fellow at the Queen Mary Centre for the History of the Emotions. She spent her teens and 20s furiously rebelling against the mainstream, while secretly longing to be normal. It wasn’t until she passed 30 that she (mostly) stopped worrying about this mythical ideal.
Sarah Chaney is a female performer who has appeared in TV shows such as Fantasy Island, NCIS: Los Angeles, and Brooklyn Nine-Nine. She is also a producer and a writer of short films and TV series.
