Organizing careers for work – The curriculum vitae (CV) in Prussia’s technical bureaucracy, c. 1770-1830

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RT @MaxLiboiron: #Collabrary 86: Stephan Strunz's "Organizing careers for work: The curriculum vitae (CV) in Prussia’s technical bureaucrac…

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RT @MaxLiboiron: #Collabrary 86: Stephan Strunz's "Organizing careers for work: The curriculum vitae (CV) in Prussia’s technical bureaucrac…

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#Collabrary 86: Stephan Strunz's "Organizing careers for work: The curriculum vitae (CV) in Prussia’s technical bureaucracy, c.1770-1830." Reading this for @CLEAR_lab_'s new 'politics of CVs' project. https://t.co/zLGhNAaCSr

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RT @pardoguerra: @MBarany @scrivenix @craig2robertson @pigironjoe @alexcsiszar Really cool question. I’ve seen histories of the footnote an…

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