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Erkhyan Rafosa
Erkhyan
I hate the argument that all cultures absorb external influences, not because it’s wrong, but because it often ignores nuance.External influences absorbed through grassroots adoption and external influences being mandated
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Thomas J. Leeper
thosjleeper
There's a weird thing in political science literature where people do observational causal inference but avoid causal language and opt instead for the language of predictive modelling but then don't
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Sarah J Tracy 🌵
SarahJTracy
One of the main things that stops good #qualitative research from being GREAT is that people get stuck during that ephemeral step between coding/thematizing and interpretation/claim-making.Some musings and tips to
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Tweeting Historians
Tweetistorian
1/24 Today, I will examine the notion of "iltizam" (Arabic for commitment/adherence). I will show that iltizam is a clichéd historical narrative, often employed by historians and literary scholars to
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𒀭𒋾𒊩𒆳
Eliishama
The Jews expecting the coming of a prophet wasn’t exclusive to the Jews of Arabia, this tradition is very old and even present in second temple Jewish literature and alluded
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R. M. Francis
RMFrancis
We're just one month away from @WolvesLitFest and this year I'm sharing a stage with @HelenCalcutt at this event - http://www.wolvesliteraturefestival.co.uk/events/readings-from-rmfrancis-and-helen-calcutt.htmlThere's tons to se
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thepurplebindi
Factualpwrcrown
Unpopular opinion: Varna edition.In ancient India, the mostly impermeable membrane of varna-based occupation led to the honing of expertise over generations. Parents acting as mentors to their children-apprentices meant selfless
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Manic Tikz Dream Girl ☭
SaltyCStar
To be fair, you have to have a very high IQ to rename buildings memorializing eugenicists. The history is extremely subtle, and without a solid grasp of theoretical physics most
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Elizabeth Humphrys
anintegralstate
In the last few days a number of academics have talked about how the current higher ed system is will loose its egalitarian nature if the proposed changes to the
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ᴅʀ ᴊᴏɴᴀᴛʜᴀɴ ᴛᴜᴍᴍᴏɴꜱ
JonathanTummons
I have seen a bunch of tweets about communities of practice recently – so here is a reminder that theory is only worth using if you are going to use
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John Peterson
thejohnpeterson
The pro-secondary-sources, 'you need to read our introductions first' side of this argument is a kind of neo-scholasticism, all about extracting the syllogisms from books and neatly categorizing and labeling
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Dr. Matt, Buddhism stirred not shaken
mattdmilligan
So the Mūlasarvāstivāda-vinaya has a good number of references to festivals occurring at stūpa-s. These seem to have been big thangs with vendors, waived taxes, and so forth. The Chinese
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Kate Harding
KateHarding
Thread: In no particular order, 13 books by independent presses available from 13 independent bookstores I love #indiesXindies 1/13 My Autobiography of Carson McCullers, by @JennShapland, pub. @Tin_House . Buy
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Classics at UAlberta
ClassicsAlberta
Now, let’s meet another of our academic teaching staff (non-permanent, non tenure-track academics with a focus on teaching), @KatyMackay Katy Mackay is an Associate Lecturer and has taught Classics (Latin,
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Dr Sam Hirst
RomGothSam
Tomorrow's there's an online class on The Russian Gothic FantasticIf you'd like to come and you haven't already got a link, just write a little message below.The classes are at
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Pavel Iosad
anghyflawn
One of the things really being laid bare in the school results fiasco is the widespread belief that high-stakes final exams are the 'real' measure of achievement (or even ability).
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