We are thrilled that @AnthroCora shared their experiences with @humcommons about starting the OA journal @studies_j, which is published by @HNet_Humanities.
➡️https://t.co/1yMfaZk2Am
The Journal of Festive Studies is thrilled to bring joy to open access. For #OAWeek2022, check out this piece by @AnthroCora for @humcommons about the origins and growth of JFS! https://t.co/JuMIcwiSNS
Disney fans, Thibaut Clément argues, have chronicled the history of Disney parks in ways that challenge both the typical amateur/professional binary and corporation’s commercialism. Check out his article from the inaugural volume of #JFS.
➡️https://t.co/TIDGHoU4vO
Thanks to everyone who made this issue of The Journal of Festive Studies as exceptional as it is: @ELitwicki, Aurélie Godet, @machadoisabel4, @kyelenak, and everyone else involved. Read the articles here: https://t.co/4rAz5T08i9
Why would a scholar cite authors and think it important to mention that these authors haven’t finished their PhDs yet? It’s so irrelevant. #AcademicTwitter#AcademicChatter#AnthroTwitter
Just finished Identitti by @Msanyal. If you read German: read it. It’s a must read! If not: hope for a translation. Or learn German. #AntiRacistReadingList