#Literature

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guacamolebio

have any epitwitter people done a thread on that rally paper? i'm trying to get through it but christ, i'm sorry but i'm pretty sure all quant econ papers are

DesiValentine

DesiValentine4

We all know that unbiased education is impossible, right? We do all know that objective truth cannot exist in the humanities - literature, social studies, the arts - because any

Unite in justice for the poor & oppressed

BreeNewsome

Yeah...... again. White society engages in a lot of pontification about socialism & capitalism & this & that & it’s really just about whiteness & we need to get real

Van Jensen

van_jensen

It was four years ago tomorrow that I, angry and fearful, attended my first @DeKalbDems meeting. Before 2016, there had been only a dozen or so people at a given

Rachel's Reviews

rachel_reviews

People keep sending me this article about how Hallmark movies are horrible from the New York Post expecting me to be offended. I've been doing this for 4 years. It's

MarIamGrant80

Grant80Iam

It seems that the public have this ridiculous perception of what a teacher is, or should be. They think, because our profession involves working with children, we, like someone entering

Andrew Magee 💭

AndrewMageePsy

This week I‘m taking Ritalin for the first time in several years. I thought I’d write a short thread about the experience of taking Ritalin as an adult with inattentive

Dr Dawn Miranda Sherratt-Bado

drdawnmiranda

It is telling that the unintelligent, so-called 'thinkpiece' in this week's New Yorker introduces Naoise Dolan's Exciting Times alongside Sally Rooney's Normal People as 'some likable books' then proceeds to

Keith "the mixed metaphor" S. Wilson

robottomulatto

queen's gambit has got me thinking about something I make sure to address every time I teach game design. I often teach teenagers and I ask who in the room

Paisley Rekdal

PaisleyRekdal

1. Much to say here, including the fact that the de-politicization of US poetry started happening even earlier, after WWI, & ramped up after WWII. Much early 20th C US

David Diamond

LDLSkeptic

@AnnMarieNavar has written an offensive editorial about statin denial: https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jamacardiology/fullarticle/2736328comparing statin critics to anti-vax; could COI be a factor? Dr Navar receives $ from Janssen, Amarin

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nivrittijnandev

The phenomenon of the so called 'Triads' in the Vedas:Qualitative variegation of partite entities are a common motif in Vedic literature w.r.t to the numbers 2 & 3, the former

Eleanor Parker

ClerkofOxford

This evening is Twelfth Night, the eve of the Epiphany, and the end of the Twelve Days of Christmas. It's long been a time for festivity, the key ingredients (according

Mhara Starling

MharaStarling

I’ve seen a lot of discussion lately surrounding the idea that the Welsh mythical figures are not “deities” and that Celtic pagans and Witches are “silly” for referring to them

Ajab

yakabikaj

In addition to her brilliant scholarship on Chinese Islam, Sachiko Murata (b. 1943) has led a fascinating life. A thread with autobiographical excerpts from her book The Tao of Islam.

Ben Woodhams

benwoodhams

So, here’s odd. Back in the early/mid 90s I studied Medieval English at Sheffield University where I met my good friend Tim Higgins. We spent many happy hours in the

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