UC Davis English is hiring this year in Global Anglophone Literatures of the Nineteenth Century. I'm chairing the search and would be very grateful for your help sharing the advertisement with excellent candidates far and wide. Thank you! joblist.mla.org/job-details/...

Assistant Professor of Global Anglophone Literatures of the Nineteenth Century | MLA Job List

Open date : September 9, 2024 Next review date : Friday November 1, 2024, at 11:59pm (Pacific Time) Apply by this date to ensure full consideration…

Hey, Bluesky: do you have a class policy for LLMs like ChatGPT? Would you be willing to share with my department? We are interested in personal policies, departmental policies, and/or school-wide policies!

Today’s geo-poetry delight - ‘Kjng Coal’s Levee’ by John Scafe, published in 1818, as a ‘jeu d’esprit’ with geological notes. By the 3rd edn (1819), this included a ditty on Baron Basalt’s tour of Albion Via @kentlinthicum.bsky.socialmuse.jhu.edu/pub/1/articl...

Thank you for the mention! What a fascinating poem at such a critical juncture of both the development and public awareness of geology.

My department is hiring for a NTT Art Historian. Position is full time and renewable; I’m glad to talk about being NTT at NAU. Application is a cover letter, c.v., and list of references by June 4th. Search in the “faculty,library,administrator” section of this website: in.nau.edu/human-resour...

While not an #envhum job, we are working to develop our environmental humanities program, so I hope folks who are interested in art history and the environment will apply.

My department is hiring for a NTT Art Historian. Position is full time and renewable; I’m glad to talk about being NTT at NAU. Application is a cover letter, c.v., and list of references by June 4th. Search in the “faculty,library,administrator” section of this website: in.nau.edu/human-resour...

I’m honored to be featured as ASLE’s ‘scholar of the month’ for February ‘24! www.asle.org/stay-informe...

What excellent news, NREL is lucky to have you! Congratulations!!

I’ve not see them cited in these contexts either. I think I just felt the resonance between parts of their critique and the ‘extractive reading’ critique (as you note).