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Going to start my #Collabrary journey by engaging with this “Citational Politics” piece and sharing my appreciation for @MaxLiboiron, @DeondreSmiles, and other people who approach research with love and care and through an anti-colonial lens. As for the summary of this text: 1/
“They’re aiming to change the way they read—rather than extractive reading where readers scoop out the bits they need, they want to treat each text as a collaborative conversation with the authors, the Twitter community, and each other.” #Collabrary
https://t.co/J693zVK2Vq
A poetic experiment in reading with reciprocity. I’ve been thinking about academic extractivism recently, and via their collaborative project '#Collabrary: a methodological experiment for reading with reciprocity', encountered the work of @MaxLiboiron.
https://t.co/sLknnHR6Ut
#Prosem_Forced_Migration 1st week reading: Shahram Khosravi’s book ‘Illegal Traveler’: An Auto-Ethnography of Borders. I love teaching it because it blows readers' minds. As @bartoleiros said, it changes them forever @Palgrave #collabrary 1/11
3. #collabrary pushes us to think about how consuming material should not (only) be about making the reader more informed. Rather, we should (also) read to be part of community, and through sharing and engaging we can be generous and practice reciprocity and accountability.
1. Taking @MaxLiboiron's ideas of a #collabrary into the classroom. My classes @Georgetown Fall 2022 will summarize readings and takeaways each week I'm new to this and so are students. But we are inspired and committed. A background thread here to set us up. (1 of 6)
Part of the #Collabrary (collaborative library) project is to post synopses of texts we (@DeondreSmiles & I) read to share out. I'm reading @JessKolopenuk's text for an Indigenous STS book club organized by @sprucehen_, so lots of extra love today. 2/11
https://t.co/9nsTrupu1F
To clarify sharing here & trying to follow the ambitions of @DeondreSmiles & @MaxLiboiron #collabrary (https://t.co/bRy4LK8hpf) where in my short summaries I will try to be "generous, collaborative, accountable, and humble" - which really should be the goal of all academic work😀
@MaxLiboiron Thank you! And thank you for sharing about #Collabrary with @DeondreSmiles. I’m teaching a methods class in spring and excited to introduce it to my students.
- Projects then flowed from that, including #Collabrary, coordinating monthly meetings of awesome colleagues from around the world that I admire (projects then flowed from that), and my new collaborative book project on Indigenous lab life...
https://t.co/nMXGtjBQHT
#Collabrary: a methodological experiment for reading with reciprocity ✨
via @marianaaziz https://t.co/bLFw5LCwRS
#Collabrary 70: UNEP's "Neglected: Environmental Justice Impacts of Marine Litter and Plastic Pollution" authored by @JulianoCalil, Marce Gutiérrez-Graudiņš, @SteffMunguia, Christopher Chin
https://t.co/CX5muFTZtH
#Collabrary 67: A Third University is possibly by la paperson, the nom de plume for K. Wayne Yang. I think this is one of the best books in the world, and was critical when I was working as university admin. It remains crucial. #thirduniversity 1/x
https://t.co/0vivx6P4IN
#Collabrary 66: Intro to Britt Rusert's @brittrusert (unmarked) book, "Fugitive Science: Empiricism and Freedom in Early African American Culture"
https://t.co/8C6Na7IKGy
#Collabrary 65: "Rendering settler sovereign landscapes: Race & property in the Empire State" by @MeredithAlberta on the intertwined techniques of racism, land surveying, cultivation, and settler courts to dispossess Oneida Nation of their land in NY. 1/5 https://t.co/pIXuW2Fmfr
#Collabrary 63: @DeondreSmiles' "“…to the Grave”—Autopsy, settler structures, and indigenous counter-conduct" (2018), a study of colonialism and the settler state in cases of resisting Anishinaabe autopsies in MN. https://t.co/STsPDW9dKE
#Collabrary 62: "The implicit ideological function of the global health field and its role in maintaining relations of power" by Hani Kim @HaniKim_hk. Excellent, excellent piece.
https://t.co/PJ4UXtHMVA
#Collabrary 61: Jamie Furniss' "What type of problem is waste in Egypt" (2017), a brilliant argument that concepts of waste and environment--and their relationship to one another--are not universal.
https://t.co/Se6Wj5t11D
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