Tag Archives: twitter
Walls and Boundaries: Academics and New Media
In a recent article with the Times Higher Education, journalist Chris Parr gives a thoughtful, respectful treatment on the debates around tweeting at academic conferences. I make a point of … Continue reading
Marxism, Student Loan Debt, and Alienation of Labor
One of the ideas I’ve been working out on Twitter is a conflict analysis of student loan debt. I’m not sure when the idea originated but I distinctly remember asking … Continue reading
Digital Humanities: Egalitarian or Just A New Elite?
That’s the question I posed back during #twittergate. I refuse to stop using that tongue-in-cheek name out of pure, unadulterated spite at this point. The intentional myopia about what was … Continue reading
Having a life vs. having it all...
Reblogged from Terri Givens – diverse thoughts: OK – so I have to comment on Anne-Marie Slaughter’s commentary in today’s Atlantic Magazine called “Why Women Still Can’t Have it All”. … Continue reading
Chopping It Up on Twitter With Joe Biden
I roll like that now. So, this is a real thing that happened. Trapped between teaching my class and going to my next class I see a planned chat with … Continue reading
