#Academic

Bryson Piscitelli

realbpiscitelli

Some maps I think of when an academic says that the South doesn’t really exist anymore clockwise starting top left: time it took for counties to stop travelling after Covid

Dolly Kikon

DollyKikon

@antipodeonline In 2018 Jason Con and Michael Ellenberg edited a book "Frontier Assemblages". My chapter review was brutal. I was not good enough for the edited series. My work was

dr. tricia matthew

triciamatthew

I'm not going to do a hashtag syllabus thing, but here's stuff to read and listen to if you want to think more about my read of "Bridgerton"Imoinda's Shade: Marriage

Maria Delaney

mhdelaney

#𝗔𝗰𝗮𝗱𝗲𝗺𝗶𝗰𝗨𝗻𝗰𝗲𝗿𝘁𝗮𝗶𝗻𝘁𝘆Part one of our major investigation into insecure work in universities & ITs is out!I spent almost eight months interviewing people who were frustrated and ang

Jason Maurice

JasonMauriceY

Why is there still almost no scholarship on Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and the German philosopher GWF Hegel? (1/10) #MLKDay @MLKDay @HegelianNews As the few discussions available have

Sarah McLaughlin

sarahemclaugh

1) This past year at @theFIREorg, I’ve been focusing on international censorship and its relationship to higher education in the U.S. Due to Covid-19 and the push to go online,

Alexander Tsai, MD

drdrtsai

1/ Academic faculty need to emphasize to students and trainees that there is dignity to be had in non-academic careers 2/ This message is not, at this time, being communicated

The Pseudonymus Ergopraxis

ergo_praxis

Friendly suggestion to contemporary philosophers. If you want to produce worthwhile work stop being nitpicky morons and try to tackle the overarching, systematic issues. You are not going to find

Ruaraidh

ruaraidhdobson

I'm reluctant to talk about this, but my experience as an exposure scientist (particle air pollution, not infectious disease) leads me to think there's no reason to wear a mask

Trevor Bedford

trvrb

I don't think that this study by Basavaraju et al from @CDCgov can be taken as evidence that #COVID19 was circulating in the US in December 2019. 1/10https://academic.oup.com/cid/advance-article/doi/10.1093/cid/ciaa1785/6012472 The auth

Phillips P. OBrien

PhillipsPOBrien

OK, Ive been reading all these stories and tweets about the valiant "Few" who won the Battle of Britain, and I do feel its necessary to put this myth to

Tarek Younis

Tarek_Younis_

[thread] This thread is important to me. I engaged Neumann today with the most basic of questions, requesting how he can justify his assertion that “France’s implosion is caused by

Hamza A. Tzortzis

HATzortzis

My advice to Muslim academics is to be wary of ‘ujub (self amazement) and kibr (arrogance/egoism); two of the main spiritual diseases of the heart. Remember, it is only Allah

dr matt lodder

mattlodder

Did I ever tell you all about my academic stalker? Not a romantic story, but a catfish nonetheless. I'm an academic. The short version of a much longer story is

George Demacopoulos

GDemacopoulos

Today is the Feast of St. Augustine in the Orthodox Church. I have a few thoughts: 1. There is little doubt that Augustine is one of the most influential Christians

Maya Forstater

MForstater

So today is the day for academic historians to make things up about me. Now its Matt Lodder of @Uni_of_EssexMatt makes up quotes about me conducting "a sustained campaign of

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