Save the date. Sunday 17th November 2024. We have an amazing conference day in London planned including sections of Shakespeare’s Venus and Adonis and Rape of Lucrèce read in person by Sir Mark Rylance.
We're excited about our London conference in three weeks' time, starring Oscar and BAFTA-winning actor Sir Mark Rylance. Are you?
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Important chapter in Teaching and Learning Practices for Academic Freedom on the authorship question as “a significant but under-examined example of a threat to academic freedom originating from within the academy”
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@_Nullifidian_@OliverKamm @aq_anon76486 You can’t have it both ways. The presence of peer-reviewed SAQ articles disproves your original point. “Sneaking”. 😂
@_Nullifidian_ @aq_anon76486 It would be hilarious to see someone as ignorant about the authorship question to try and get involved in the discussion, but it's clear @Oliverkamm isn't qualified to do offer anything other than ad hominems and false equivalences.
@OliverKamm@_Nullifidian_ @aq_anon76486 You are a very out-of-date on this issue, journalist. Take your claim of 'anti-intellectualism' to OUP, Berghahn, Taylor & Francis etc. The authorship question is getting peer-reviewed publications. This is just a sample.
@_Nullifidian_ You are *so* far behind the curve if you think Eliot and Valenza's work from the 1990s stands up to scrutiny. I speak as someone who has published in Digital Scholar in the Humanities in the last 3 years, peer review articles for them, and was invited to join the editorial board
Oliver Kamm’s tantrum about - checks notes - *a book discussion in a library* is making the news. He complains about anti-intellectualism while complaining about a set text on a Harvard history course.
Also coming up soon, our online members gathering, which will include the wonderful @ElizWinkler as well as @rosbarber. April 20th. Join as a paid member for access.
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Save the date. Sunday 17th November 2024. We have an amazing conference day in London planned including sections of Shakespeare’s Venus and Adonis and Rape of Lucrèce read in person by Sir Mark Rylance.
We have moved our operations over to Substack and will be posting regularly there. Paid members options (with benefits) and free posts too. Join us there if you haven't already! https://t.co/b3MJnpXfgq