History and Classics professor, cellist, warrior against the assault on women, the arts & humanities. Pioneered Social Network Analysis for Ancient Biography.
Our article on the social networks of red-figure potters and painters is out. It’s the final publication from our SNAP project begun in 2017. https://t.co/bnedDZUHeD
@jrdakdmom@Stickit2Stage4 Couldn’t agree more. My body made this cancer. Am I now fighting my own body, am I supposed to kick its ass & be angry at it? I hope we stop using this language.
@Stickit2Stage4 Healthline has an article on “toxic positivity” which is when well-meaning ppl won’t let us express real fears/anger/anxiety and tell us to insist we stay positive. There is zero scientific evidence that staying positive effects cancer. Holding in your feelings does. #mbc
My article is out in Classical World! “Sensory Disorientation During Crisis: Foucault’s ‘Heterotopia’ and the Plague in Ancient Athens” Thank you @RMitchellBoyask and @digkabri for getting it over the finish line.
@DanielleDigest Nice article in WAPO 2/7/22 A15! At GWU faculty computers are supposed to be refreshed every three years. They are almost a year behind now, claiming supply chain delays due to COVID. Is that a real thing?
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After a year & a half of cooking and doing laundry for a freshman and sophomore, we finally moved our kid into a dorm at GWU today! Going to the nicest restaurant in our neighborhood to celebrate. Yes we are prepared to pack him up & bring him back in a few months, if not sooner.
Can anyone help me figure out who this blog belongs to? I would like to cite it but am uncomfortable crediting "anonymous" as an author! Thank you, crowd sorcerers.
Actor Network Theory and 'Tracing' https://t.co/ml77F6m24K
#HNRResHist2021 what fun to be with people who get what we do, and want to connect. Thank you for great feedback and new and renewed social ties. I appreciate the efforts of the organizers. I hope to see you again soon!
We are pleased to be a part of the Historical Network Research conference on July 1. We only wish we could actually be in Luxembourg! Title: "Diffusion of Innovation: The Social Networks of Ancient Athenian Potters". Thanks to @NEH_ODH for funding.