Medieval History
2 interesting articles over at InsideHigherEd.com.
Pro-blogging
Anti-blogging
They seem, in many ways, intensely personal reflections on the place of blogging in their lives, yet they still have some interesting things to say. Note, however, that both are still grad students. I wonder how those articles would've been written by different levels of faculty -- adjunct, pre-tenure, tenured, etc.
- Literature Compass Special Issue On "e-medieval"
Today I learned (thanks to Elaine Treharne, via Twitter) about the most recent publication of the journal Literature Compass (December 2012): a special issue on "E-Medieval: Teaching, Research, and the Net." Within the issue appear several articles...
- Why I Write/ Why I Wrote & The "next" Step: Not The End
This blog is/ was the result of my reaction to a specific moment of time. It began at the end of May 2007, just a couple of weeks after the massacre at Virginia Tech (my home institution). I thought I had something to say, especially because I was an...
- Blogging, Twitter, And New Paradigms: Thoughts From Kalamazoo
My thoughts here are kind-of half-baked, springing from some conversations with very intelligent people at the infamous Kalamazoo. 2 panels in particular. Please bear with me. The first, the panel I was on was, in truth, rather sparsely attended but still...
- Past Discussed Quarterly
Now, this project sounds interesting. An online journal whose purpose is to help bridge blogging and academia, and devoted primarily to the pre-modern world. CFP up now = "Pseudo-histories" (although any post on a pre-Renaissance topic is welcome at...
- Time To Put The Feet Up For 2014
Time to put the feet up until another year. I like to take December off from blogging, so until January 2015, may you find many new books to read over the festive/holiday season. kind regards to you all, - Medieval Mayhem ...
Medieval History
More Thoughts on Academic Blogging
2 interesting articles over at InsideHigherEd.com.
Pro-blogging
Anti-blogging
They seem, in many ways, intensely personal reflections on the place of blogging in their lives, yet they still have some interesting things to say. Note, however, that both are still grad students. I wonder how those articles would've been written by different levels of faculty -- adjunct, pre-tenure, tenured, etc.
- Literature Compass Special Issue On "e-medieval"
Today I learned (thanks to Elaine Treharne, via Twitter) about the most recent publication of the journal Literature Compass (December 2012): a special issue on "E-Medieval: Teaching, Research, and the Net." Within the issue appear several articles...
- Why I Write/ Why I Wrote & The "next" Step: Not The End
This blog is/ was the result of my reaction to a specific moment of time. It began at the end of May 2007, just a couple of weeks after the massacre at Virginia Tech (my home institution). I thought I had something to say, especially because I was an...
- Blogging, Twitter, And New Paradigms: Thoughts From Kalamazoo
My thoughts here are kind-of half-baked, springing from some conversations with very intelligent people at the infamous Kalamazoo. 2 panels in particular. Please bear with me. The first, the panel I was on was, in truth, rather sparsely attended but still...
- Past Discussed Quarterly
Now, this project sounds interesting. An online journal whose purpose is to help bridge blogging and academia, and devoted primarily to the pre-modern world. CFP up now = "Pseudo-histories" (although any post on a pre-Renaissance topic is welcome at...
- Time To Put The Feet Up For 2014
Time to put the feet up until another year. I like to take December off from blogging, so until January 2015, may you find many new books to read over the festive/holiday season. kind regards to you all, - Medieval Mayhem ...