A question for academics: what about disclosing one's identity as reviewer once the paper is published? 1. Never, BAAAAD 2. Why not? 3. Depends (on what?) I'd greatly appreciate if you would explain your vote. #AcWri#geography
Zotero is a solid option, but check out this thread for some alternate, supplemental options! #AcWribsky.app/profile/drad...
Iš§”Laurel Richardson's approach to academic writing generally and this, specifically, because of the focus on writer agency, choice, & the complexities of referring to the 'world' (or REALITY). #AcWri#AcademicLiteracies#ResearchWriting#AcademicChatter#PhD#ArtificialIntelligence#CriticalRealism
For the record, I don't agree with everything in Bennett's text, eg. unnuanced references to 'knowledge' or that linguistic imperialism is 'irrelevant' but I sympathise with the broader point, namely that knowledge gets lost in translation & in other transductions #AcWri#tleap#AcademicLiteracies
It concerns me bcos of implications it may have for epistemicide, i.e., the killing of knowledge that's not re-presented according to the 'expected frequencies & intenisites' of English Academic Discourse #AcWri#tleap#AcademicLiteracies#ArtificialIntelligencejournals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/...
The term āepistemicideā was first coined by the Portuguese sociologist, Boaventura de Sousa Santos to refer to the systematic eradication by western science of ...
Publishing a 6-prompt exchange with a free #GPT#AcWri#AcademicLiteracies#ArtificialIntelligenceacademicemergence.press/current-conv...