CALL FOR PAPERS: the WAC journal Archaeologies is seeking papers on the topic of "Archaeological Education." For more information, please visit: https://t.co/gEHU705N8M.
Culture, Medicine, and Psychiatry interviews Katarzyna Sznigiero about the way motifs connected with psychiatry are used in the films of #AlfredHitchcock. Read the discussion and paper here: https://t.co/JsD5AMqDvg
The International Journal of Historical Archaeology's newest issue "Health, Well-Being, and Ability in Archaeology" is free to access in March and features writing on topics like accessibility in archaeology -- and pink artifacts from 2167! Read it here: https://t.co/nbjA6JvTvS.
It's not a stretch to see social benefits to drinking. But this article does not discuss complicating factors like genetic predispositions to alcoholism, risky sexual behavior, sexual abuse, or violence emerging from alcohol abuse.
https://t.co/E4X6lpyNhX
@article_finder Hello! Might I be able to request the Table of Contents for Ankhi Mukherjee's book "What is a Classic? Postcolonial Rewriting and Invention of the Canon"? Thanks very much!
"Chronological snobbery is the presumption, fueled by the modern conception of progress, that all thinking, all art, and all science of an earlier time are inherently inferior, indeed childlike or even imbecilic, compared to that of the present" (https://t.co/XFE19iWWeW)
Here's a critical example of why our progressive "chronological snobbery" has led Western culture, over and again, to shoot itself in the foot.
https://t.co/5mNMQRuonu
Dear account followers: would any of you be interested in attending an informal video chat, 30 min long, explaining transformative agreements and options for OA publishing in Springer's hybrid anthro/archaeology journals? Plus Q&A? Please drop a like or a comment below if yes.
Archaeologists, you've been heard! I've been watching the criticism of Graham Hancock's tv series unfold on Twitter amidst the repercussions of Musk's takeover and, well, this was fun to read on a Monday: https://t.co/3Fei85d31s.
The Basque language has always been surrounded by mystery with regards to its origin. Today, there has been a massive breakthrough on its history and origin 🧵
The Subjectivity journal is pleased to announce an upcoming international panel discussion to launch the recently published special issue on geophilosophy. More details here (date tbc): https://t.co/MBH0PVdpTj.
Excited to share our publication today and extending gratitude to all authors, contributors and Country. Moorditch boodja quababiny koort-al. https://t.co/buDwd19CuS