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Submissions are strongly encouraged for this coming week! I will be traveling Tuesday, at what looks to be a pretty dry academic conference Wednesday and Thursday, and then traveling again on Friday so my reading time is going to be a bit curtailed. "Your Work is Not Academic", Kendra Albert "The Secret History of the Red Book of Hamlet", John Phipps for the Financial Times Submitted by v. Some other bangers from this article: "Pettycore", Whitney Mallett "Mexico’s elite struggles to comprehend left’s landslide election win", Christine Murray for the Financial Times Submitted by Chris. Feels important to note this is the lede of the article. Investigative Aesthetics: Conflicts and Commons in the Politics of Truth, Matthew Fuller and Eyal Weizman I threw this into my comprehensive exam reading list anticipating more of a methods-oriented read, which was foolish of me. After all, it's a Verso book written by architects, which is to say it is adjacent to a text on methods but attempts to

June 9, 2024, 10:18 a.m. Perfect Sentences, 76 Perfect Sentences Submissions are strongly encouraged for this coming week! I will be traveling Tuesday, at what looks to be a pretty dry academic conference Wednesday and Thursday, and then traveling again on Friday so my reading time is going to be a bit curtailed. That the ivory tower is a tower, and not the source of a waterfall or a pile of spent nuclear rods at the bottom of the sea. " Your Work is Not Academic ", Kendra Albert But we should also be honest: that sucks and we hate it. " The Secret History of the Red Book of Hamlet ", John Phi

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