Kicking off the first day of the Australian Society for French Studies 2024 conference, Global French Studies, with online and postgrad sessions!
When posting about the conference, please tag #ASFS2024.
https://t.co/itLI1H0Mtt
Term is flying by! One of my small side projects to take a break from my academics has been making these holiday cards.
If you're in #Oxford and would like to purchase, please reach out to me.
#greetingcards#popupsale#oxfordshire
Term is flying by! One of my small side projects to take a break from my academics has been making these holiday cards.
If you're in #Oxford and would like to purchase, please reach out to me.
#greetingcards#popupsale#oxfordshire
Sunday thoughts while reading on imagery, modernity, and 19th c. French poetry: the oxymoron of the "fleeting image."
#kathreads
📍Art and archeology library, Oxford
📚 19th c French poetry, ed. Prendergast
Went for the #kafka exhibit, stayed for the next door display on the editing process of writers (and composers!)
Jane Austen and Bach pictured here.
@bodleianlibs
Week 2 shelf. Moved onto Rimbaud, Verlaine, and Mallarmé, trying to read more for my dissertation, and started Japanese class at @OxUniLangCentre !
@OxfordModLangs
Week 1 bookshelf: working on Baudelaire essay, and learning about the field of literary critique. Living my dream surrounded by libraries and books (and good company!)
#oxford#stjohns@UniofOxford@StJohnsOx
Afternoon break, reading Jhumpa Lahiri's story "Unaccustomed Earth" set in Seattle, where I lived prior to Tokyo. It's fun imagining the places mentioned and mapping it out in my head.
#kathreads#latteart
Flackbacks of fond memories, archiving Chinese materials for the @PULibrary Cotsen Children's Library!
I got pretty lucky with my first part-time job in college, doing something I love with the language skills I value. 🤗
#princetonalum@princetonalumni
The foreign language section of smaller public libraries in Tokyo are always full of surprises 💎. Here's an illustrated dictionary of Chinese characters, published in 1990 in my hometown of Jilin, China by the Northern China Women and Children's Publishing House.
#kathreads
The foreign language section of smaller public libraries in Tokyo are always full of surprises 💎. Here's an illustrated dictionary of Chinese characters, published in 1990 in my hometown of Jilin, China by the Northern China Women and Children's Publishing House.
#kathreads
@Lyle_AI Indeed, "Avoid creating or reinforcing unfair bias" is one of @GoogleAI 's ethics principles which we ask applicants to contemplate. I'm hoping to come across some thoughtful approaches in the proposals.
I've volunteered to be a reviewer for proposals in the "making education equitable, accessible, and effective using AI" track. Excited to read everyone's ideas soon!
The new Google Academic Research Awards program will open for applications on June 27th. Potentially relevant to humanities researchers are awards in equitable education, society-centered AI, and trust and safety.
https://t.co/HXD9s7z6xw
#researchfunding#researchaward
Has anyone tried https://t.co/F9cDFwkGiZ, and do you like it?
In @Stanford's CS246 course with @jure, I learned about recommender systems. It's cool to see that someone made an application for book lovers 📚 (see FAQs for "how does WSIRN work")
#MachineLearning @StanfordCPD
The new Google Academic Research Awards program will open for applications on June 27th. Potentially relevant to humanities researchers are awards in equitable education, society-centered AI, and trust and safety.
https://t.co/HXD9s7z6xw
#researchfunding#researchaward