At the same time, I want to hold Robin accountable to his desire for a “materialist analysis of the relationship between politics, economics, and culture.”
Scholarship in Public: Knowledge Creation and Tenure Policy in the Engaged University |... - 1 views
The Work of Public Work | Jacobin - 2 views
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I think he wrongly characterizes the conditions under which many of these young academics are writing
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The risk of being a public intellectual, he posits, comes from the fact that these scholars are taking time away from their academic writing
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Taking Public Scholarship Seriously - The Chronicle Review - The Chronicle of Higher Ed... - 2 views
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June 9, 2006
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We need to develop flexible but clear guidelines for recognizing and rewarding public scholarship and artistic production.
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Look Who Nick Kristof's Saving Now | Corey Robin - 1 views
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You begin to get a clue of what he’s really talking about, then, by noticing two of the people he approvingly cites and quotes in his critique of academia: Anne-Marie Slaughter and Jill Lepore.
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The problem here is not that scholars don’t aspire to write for The New Yorker. It’s that it’s a rather selective place
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He only reads The New Yorker, and then complains that everyone doesn’t write for The New Yorker
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An open letter to Nature editor Philip Campbell | Tenure, She Wrote - 0 views
Do 'the Risky Thing' in Digital Humanities - Commentary - The Chronicle of Higher Educa... - 2 views
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"Make sure that someone's got your back, but do the risky thing."
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Sidonie Smith, is leading an investigation of future forms of the dissertation, and whose Committee on Information Technology is working on issues surrounding the review of digital scholarship for tenure and promotion.
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Real innovation requires risk
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