I have a genuine question. Is it okay to withdraw a piece of it has been under review for an unreasonable timeframe, with no response from the journal? And what according to you is a reasonable timeframe for response?
October 14, 2025 at 9:39 AM
I have a genuine question. Is it okay to withdraw a piece of it has been under review for an unreasonable timeframe, with no response from the journal? And what according to you is a reasonable timeframe for response?
The “compact” for higher ed is an unserious document written by unserious people from a position of spectacular ignorance. No one should take it seriously. Sadly, my bosses are taking it seriously.
The “compact” for higher ed is an unserious document written by unserious people from a position of spectacular ignorance. No one should take it seriously. Sadly, my bosses are taking it seriously.
So, not content with John Allen Chau forcing his obnoxious, law-breaking and likely disease-ridden self into the midst of the North Sentinelese and getting himself killed, now there is a movie making a saint of this man?
Colonizers gonna colonize, I suppose.
October 8, 2025 at 3:34 AM
So, not content with John Allen Chau forcing his obnoxious, law-breaking and likely disease-ridden self into the midst of the North Sentinelese and getting himself killed, now there is a movie making a saint of this man?
In Samarqand, we’re staying at a small hotel which used to be the house of a local Bukharan Jewish merchant & healer. It has a prayer room that is stunning & covered with all sorts of amazing symbols. It’s a wonderful bonus I did not imagine we’ll get in this trip.
August 16, 2025 at 3:03 PM
In Samarqand, we’re staying at a small hotel which used to be the house of a local Bukharan Jewish merchant & healer. It has a prayer room that is stunning & covered with all sorts of amazing symbols. It’s a wonderful bonus I did not imagine we’ll get in this trip.
Carnegie Mellon’s Department of English is thrilled to announce an exciting new PhD program in Computational Cultural Studies. We will begin to accept applications this Fall with an inaugural cohort to begin in 2026. www.cmu.edu/dietrich/eng...
June 19, 2025 at 12:00 PM
Carnegie Mellon’s Department of English is thrilled to announce an exciting new PhD program in Computational Cultural Studies. We will begin to accept applications this Fall with an inaugural cohort to begin in 2026. www.cmu.edu/dietrich/eng...
I just submitted my book for peer review. After 15 years of thinking, researching, and writing, and, as I keep saying, an NEH this year to finish up. I’m furious about the gutting of that institution, which makes so much knowledge possible. I hope this book eventually lives up to that honor.
June 13, 2025 at 5:36 PM
I just submitted my book for peer review. After 15 years of thinking, researching, and writing, and, as I keep saying, an NEH this year to finish up. I’m furious about the gutting of that institution, which makes so much knowledge possible. I hope this book eventually lives up to that honor.
We're thrilled to announce a new fellowship opportunity: The BSA-Pine Tree Foundation Fellowship in Hispanic Ephemera! This $3,000 fellowship supports the bibliographical study of printed Spanish-language ephemeral items printed prior to 1850. More info on the BSA website.
June 11, 2025 at 8:01 PM
We're thrilled to announce a new fellowship opportunity: The BSA-Pine Tree Foundation Fellowship in Hispanic Ephemera! This $3,000 fellowship supports the bibliographical study of printed Spanish-language ephemeral items printed prior to 1850. More info on the BSA website.
Is it possible for western academics to maybe not photograph the slides prepared by young south Asian research scholars at their first large conference, or is it too much to ask?
June 4, 2025 at 6:10 PM
Is it possible for western academics to maybe not photograph the slides prepared by young south Asian research scholars at their first large conference, or is it too much to ask?
In recent years, as PhD programmes became indescribably tough to get into, as the academic environment became more and more hostile, we told our students to leave for greener pastures.
Where now?
May 23, 2025 at 5:21 AM
In recent years, as PhD programmes became indescribably tough to get into, as the academic environment became more and more hostile, we told our students to leave for greener pastures.