I really appreciated this perspective, and I definitely have a few added thoughts. I'll share below later maybe (I already reviewed a review earlier today #onhere so maybe I should just stop myself because restraint is a virtue or something). https://twitter.com/homophonous/status/1301605937514524673

Also @melkatrey, this has a section on naming practices that is almost exactly what you were looking for the other day.

First, I should say that I deeply admire Geraldine's work. So much so that I invited her onto my dissertation committee. I have benefited massively from Gerry practicing what she preaches in making the work of scholars who do Middle Ages stuff outside of Europe more visible...

...in Euro-studies spaces, including in edited volumes and conferences at the Medieval Academy (which should really consider branding itself as "More European than Eurovision!").

I agree with Pearce, though, that practicing what one preaches doesn't happen enough in this book..