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Publishing with Care, Publishing with Communities - CDMI

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On May 12, I attended the CDMI’s workshop, “How to get published in academic journals,” and met the journal editors of Feminist Media Studies, Digital Humanities Quarterly, and Social Media & Society. The two-hour seminar was a great opportunity to demystify publishing and to learn from colleagues and friends, new and old. Also, it made me think further about academic publishing in this era defined by a perceived acceleration of issues such as pandemics, wars, extreme weather events, and knowledge production itself. Considering the multiplicity and complexity of these issues and our scholarly aims in tackling them, I suggest thinking more about the idea of publishing with care. We, humans, inhabit the world in an embedded learning process. Our experience with the publishing world is not any different. Within this embeddedness, there are certain things, such as the need to publish, graduate, find a job, and perform family-related and other responsibilities. But we also face various unce

Publishing with Care, Publishing with Communities - CDMI Skip to content Publishing with Care, Publishing with Communities CDMI Blog By Cansu Ekmekcioglu Published On: August 17th, 2022 Tags: Academic Journals On May 12, I attended the CDMI’s workshop, “How to get published in academic journals,” and met the journal editors of Feminist Media Studies, Digital Humanities Quarterly, and Social Media & Society . The two-hour seminar was a great opportunity to demystify publishing and to learn from colleagues and friends, new and old. Also, it made me think further about academic publishing i

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