The Canadian Journal of Theology, Mental Health & Disability is seeking submissions for 'praxis & pedagogy' section. Practitioners & ppl with lived experience welcome to submit. Details at my FB page below. (There will be other issues if you can't make this one!) www.facebook.com/naomilawsonj...
This is a great read - on the love of academic writing, and how cultivating it is social and requires an ethic of care (in an academic environment dominated by other values). Made me think of the #AcWriMojournals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/...#AcademicSky
Writing is presented in hegemonic academic discourse as a rational and predictable activity that targets publications in the right journals. Nevertheless, many ...
That is fair. Receiving visitors is within my tolerance range, usually one at a time. But yes what happened to the chat apps? Even Discord isnât the same
Hah thatâs an interesting approach. Literal masking. Turning off self-view in the video helps a bit. So much of what I have to do is video based, and while Iâm glad it all comes to my home, I wish it was real people coming over. Iâd make tea and wouldnât even worry if it was frowned upon to drink it
Reading @karenod.bsky.social âs (fantastic) âBroken Bodiesâ on a Saturday morning with tea and a nearby cat: this is why the weekend was created. My research assistant is not being very helpful, though
Me too. Somehow itâs worse online (or recording). Zoom is the pinnacle of messing up. When I was promoting my book, I asked for interview questions in advance (for multiple reasons, this included). I talk to myself out loud *all the time*. I canât even imagine what an internal monologue is like.
The thematic issue of Religion Iâve been guest-editing is finally out! It is titled âThe Philosophy of Religious Studiesâ. The articles contribute to the emergence of a cohesive subdiscipline that takes the academic study of religion as a subject in its own right www.tandfonline.com/toc/rrel20/5...
The Philosophy of Religious Studies. Guest Editor: JosĂŠ Eduardo Porcher. Volume 54, Issue 4 of Religion
Forget disability pride and disability wrath⌠I can now only be satisfied by disability vengeance.
đŻ đ Shana tova to all who are celebratingâ may it be a sweet new year. And for us allâ may it be a year of every goodness, with collective liberation for a more whole, healed worldâ community by community, institution by institution, relationship by relationship. We are how we will get there.
