Dr Pauline Herbst

Anthropologist | Writer | Visual Ethnographer | Podcaster

[Dr Pauline Herbst @WritingAnthro]

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@moirathemaori I can smell ants but don't like diet coke. Maybe it's the smell? :-)

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@keslupo Done! All the way from NZ :-).

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@emily_barr Good thanks. It's currently with an agent (full MS) so waiting to hear...

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@emily_barr Ooh - yes please! From your CBC class of 2022 :-)

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@stellerarts They clearly missed out on the debate, maybe it expired... From one #immodestwomen to another :-) https://t.co/gxQhAapcP9

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@zenahitz I thoroughly enjoyed your last book "Lost In Thought". It was a comfort during the lockdowns and I have recommended it to all colleagues and friends. Thank you! Looking forward to reading "Religious Life".

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@RosemarieNorth @WHO @WHOVietnam @WillSealNZ @northorbit @shanefairlie Congratulations @RosemarieNorth They're lucky to have you!

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@jamesheathers I can imagine. Going from freelance writing and editing (where I demanded to be paid appropriately) back into academia I repeatedly asked: "so you keep my copyright, and you don't pay me, hmmmm..." and now "so I'm going to peer-review this for you, as a precarious scholar... :-)

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This is such a good piece by @jamesheathers I am laughing, and crying, and laughing... crying again.

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I missed this when it came out, but I fully support the proposition of paid reviews. Editors are struggling. Contract, casual and unemployed academics are struggling. The 450 Movement by @jamesheathers https://t.co/8SVw864xgj

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@CursesMcD @thebooksdesk Glad to hear you're all ok!

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@TimesCHPrize @richardpickard @EfuaTraore I'm pretty keen to read The Peculiar Tale of Tentacle Boy :-) What do you think @MerrimanEileen

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@MerrimanEileen @kangaroos991 Re: American Psycho I wasn't the biggest fan but read it in school so who knows what I'll think now - will be keen to hear your thoughts over coffee when you get there :-)

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@MerrimanEileen @kangaroos991 So weird | serendipitous (simultaneously): just finished @ariel_gore thought provoking | life startling "We Were Witches" and she runs through The Scarlett Letter in detail. I now have to read it and can't believe I haven't come across either text (WWW or TSL) previously!

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@profemmakowal @DeakinArtsEd @Deakin_ADI Congratulations Emma! That is wonderful news.

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@MerrimanEileen @kangaroos991 Ditto. Not the Scarlett Letter though. What was your 'going to read now I know it is banned' book :-)

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@JoannaKidman There is a bit about the Trabant that may be useful: Ostalgie and the Politics of the Future in Eastern Germany Dominic Boyer
Public Culture (2006) 18 (2): 361–381.
https://t.co/SPHDFjEFtZ

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@Ethnography911 @k_zac @amandabittner Thanks Adia. I'm going to check it out.