Lost in Citations

Often researchers and academics get ‘lost in citations’ –– we forget there’s a real person/voice behind the writing.

[Lost in Citations @in_citations]

Episode 200!? Unreal @chrishaswell
https://t.co/wJCOFSPYf8

[Jonathan Shachter @JonathanShacht1]

I had the pleasure of interviewing Jared Cooney Horvath for @in_citations back in the day. His talk in front of the Senate Commerce, Science, and Transportation Committee was excellent. Check it out!
https://t.co/HgdYe7uYh6

[Akira Murakami @mrkm_a]

I’m pleased to share my guest appearance on Lost in Citations (@in_citations), where we discussed my recent RMAL paper and other topics. Thank you to @coopersensei for having me.

[Jonathan Shachter @JonathanShacht1]

Been buried in PhD work lately, so not many @in_citations interviews recently. But I always make time for a chat with Paul Silvia. This one’s about everyday creative activities—check it out! 🎧
https://t.co/CP0q4uaI3G

[Jonathan Shachter @JonathanShacht1]

If you’re interested in how non-Japanese EFL teachers emotionally process student silence in Japan, our latest article might be for you.

https://t.co/INrJCsxB7D

[Jonathan Shachter @JonathanShacht1]

My review of Dat Bao's 2023 book on Silence and Pedagogy was published in The TESL Canada Journal. Check it out! (and check out his book, too :)

https://t.co/FSj7XLAJHy

[Chris Cooper @coopersensei]

It was a pleasure to speak with @MizumotoAtsushi on the @in_citations podcast (https://t.co/b84VExIzce). We were discussing his new tool the CAF Analyzer (https://t.co/yVPeL0m8ni) for calculating complexity, accuracy, and fluency. We also talk about gen-AI, corpus linguistics...

[Jonathan Shachter @JonathanShacht1]

For those interested in the ongoing discourse regarding silence and silent learners in Japan, please check out a new article by Dat Bao and myself:
https://t.co/gxkXKoaWc5

[Nicholas Marx @nickm_jp]

@in_citations Just got around to listening to this fantastic episode. I like the part about defining emotions in emotion research. How you take a neuropsychological view versus the more social view. I think opening up the idea of emotions is beneficial.

[Lost in Citations @in_citations]

Citation 158: Dr. Paul Silvia
https://t.co/EL8kdBkboY

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Citation 157: Dr. Curtis Kelly
https://t.co/Rto5u8U9Zs

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Citation 156: Dr. Joe Vitta
https://t.co/3CHAD5S3Ae

[Christine Muir @DrChristineMuir]

Absolutely thrilled to share details about our inaugural Doctoral Summer School in Language Learning and Teaching at Nottingham - 24-27 June. Please share! @UoNEnglish https://t.co/AoyAhShsGe

[Lost in Citations @in_citations]

Citation 155: Dr. Fred E. Anderson
https://t.co/ySn8dKywvQ

[Lost in Citations @in_citations]

@nickm_jp Congrats! buy yourself a cake :)

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Citation 154: Dr. @EoinJordan1
https://t.co/uKNO6bKSvg

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Citation 153: Dr. Jia Ng
https://t.co/yOGjSRGWRV

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Citation 152: Dr. Eric K. Ku
@Multi_Ling_Mat
https://t.co/0AdrPKGqav

[IELLI - St Andrews @StA_IEI]

Director of @StA_IEI, Dr @EoinJordan1, recorded an interview with the "@in_citations" podcast, which is due to be released on March 6: https://t.co/EVOmqdACiu

The podcast is about Eoin's paper on students' attitudes towards Japanese English pronunciation.

[Lost in Citations @in_citations]

Citation 151: Dr. Andrew J. Chapman
https://t.co/BfEz9hxzV9