Ethan John Guagliardo

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Ethan John Guagliardo

Ethan John Guagliardo

@Supervacuo

Early modern lit; political theory, emotions, aesthetics; Posting is a sign of reprobation

Kelowna, BC Katılım Kasım 2012
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Ethan John Guagliardo
Ethan John Guagliardo@Supervacuo·
early modernists then || early modernists now
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sebastian castillo@bartlebytaco·
@bucephalus424 every time i read him my thoughts become bernarndian for a few days, it’s like a song you can’t get out of your head. if this is your first, strong recommendation for old masters and then woodcutters
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Sam Haselby@samhaselby·
It still drives me crazy when literature professors use "archive" to describe the four or five books (often all available at Barnes and Noble) they've decided to write about.
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Rhodri Lewis
Rhodri Lewis@profrhodrilewis·
Reading Ford’s The Good Soldier for the first time. Remarkable. Can’t quite believe that I hadn’t got to it before.
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@StevenKale16 @DavidAstinWalsh I think the point is that NTT faculty are often better at their jobs than TT, and that's symptomatic of a problem with many academic institutions and practices, including tenure.
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Steven Kale
Steven Kale@StevenKale16·
@DavidAstinWalsh NTT has by now been fully institutionalized, with promotions, titles, and contract renewals. NTT faculty are hired to teach more classes for lower pay so universities (and states) can save money. Blame the institutions, not individuals.
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David Austin Walsh
David Austin Walsh@DavidAstinWalsh·
This is why I firmly believe the tenure system should be abolished, because it punishes hardworking and productive non-tenure-track scholars while rewarding apathy and sloth for a small handful of tenured faculty.
Jake Capitalism@podsekalnikov

In my four years at my current department, I have finished a book, published 1 journal article, 3 book chapters, and some reviews. I've taught an average of 4.5 classes/semester. 4 is supposed to be the maximum. I routinely score in the top 10% in student feedback.

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Bret van den Brink
Bret van den Brink@BretVDB·
Lord Byron on Italian:
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Julia McCoy
Julia McCoy@JuliaEMcCoy·
We are sending our kids to school to memorize facts that AI can retrieve in 0.3 seconds. We're grading them on essays that AI writes better than their teachers. We're preparing them for jobs that won't exist by the time they graduate. The entire education system is training humans to compete with machines at what machines do best. That's not education. That's sabotage. The schools that survive will teach thinking, not memorizing. Creating, not repeating. Discerning, not obeying. Every other school is a museum that doesn't know it yet.
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I think that sometimes beauty and truth can be in alignment, and it's in those moments that I'm fine with Felski and postcritique.
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Maia@maiamindel·
I love that Tooze has decided to become 2019 online like seven years late and it's having predictably disastrous results
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Danny Deraney
Danny Deraney@DannyDeraney·
Pouring one out for The Reverend Jesse Jackson. A giant and a champion for civil rights and equality. But can anyone read Green Eggs and Ham better? No.
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@BiellaColeman @samhaselby I agree with most of what you say there. Still, wouldn't it be nice if Harper's piece helped persuade Mellon to fund humanities work that did not advertise itself as having immediate social relevance or "impact"?
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Gabriella "Biella" Coleman
Gabriella "Biella" Coleman@BiellaColeman·
This line of critique deeply matters. But in the current climate, it risks amplifying (overblown) hysteria. This is both the wrong moment, the wrong medium, and the wrtong way to try to shift people’s thinking on what is, in fact, an important issue
Tyler Austin Harper@Tyler_A_Harper

I’ve spent the last year working on a story about the Mellon Foundation, the mega-wealthy private nonprofit that has a monopoly on humanities funding in America. The article, about how Mellon has held the humanities hostage to its progressive political ideology, is out today. 🧵

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Sam Haselby
Sam Haselby@samhaselby·
@BiellaColeman one of the most counter productive things is when people on the left say this is true but we shouldn't say it
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Matthew Zeitlin
Matthew Zeitlin@MattZeitlin·
They’re calling him the most vindicated man of all time
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Tyler Austin Harper
Tyler Austin Harper@Tyler_A_Harper·
@ashleytrubin If someone is working across multiple disciplines, it's often nearly impossible to find someone who has sufficient expertise in each of those fields to really judge the merits of the work being produced, so peer review becomes an exercise of "yeah, sure, that sounds about right."
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Dr. Ashley T. Rubin
Dr. Ashley T. Rubin@ashleytrubin·
I am increasingly realizing that, while I continue to think interdisciplinarity is extremely important, interdisciplinary works and spaces are increasingly the bleeding edge of the shittiest scholarship.
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@roddreher On the one hand, Vance and the rest of Trump's administration are shamefully brutal. On the other hand, Vance likes vacationing in Europe and talking about the "western tradition"
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Rod Dreher
Rod Dreher@roddreher·
Look, this administration's policy towards Greenland is sound in one sense (the US needs it), but also shamefully brutal. But this "Vance hates us" line from the European governing class is true not for Europe per se, but for the liberal elites. politico.eu/article/jd-van…
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