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the bristol SU statement on how they are lobbying for more F2F is a profoundly sad indictment of the fees regime and its consequences it is absolutely valuable for students

the reaction to the (good) octopus thread reminds me that one of the least-valued intellectual skills in the world is discerning whether something is “stupid” / “incomprehensible” or simply “out

I do remember a glorious week in my PhD where I got into work at 8:05 on a Monday and was full of pious work enthusiasm and by 11:15 I

so here it is - the thread on researching the history child abuse and the emotional impacts it has - this will necessarily be gruesome, so do please mute if

#twitterstorians in your humble opinions, which historian is the best, most stylish, or most lucid writer? not the quality of the scholarship, but the quality of the *writing*? (and if

so it’s “furlough” as in “bough” right? come on lads shoulders to the wheel we have to move the discourse on

all historical scholarship is displaced autobiography absolutely no exceptions whole lot of people wondering 'how can i write my experiences back into my scholarly work' when they are always always

ok so the times higher's big back-slapping party is in full swing, so as i'm on strike i have a bit of headspace to do a little googling into THE,