Please remember that, for Barthes, writing was 'the work of the body which is a prey to language' and style was 'drawn from the depths of the body.' The 'death of the author' does not mean that robots can write.

The truth is what makes you happy
('on the whole and in the long run.')

I am only right.

'Your discipline is defined by a set of theories and methods as well as a vast body of accepted facts.' Discuss.
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A journal article is always a proposed solution to problems in the philosophy of science. It claims that something can be known by particular means.

Is hate generally overestimated or underestimated as a motivator of human behavior today?

Scholarly writers should work on their

It occurs to me that we can now more easily teach students the difference between writing and filling a page with words.

I'm in Baltimore today with Andrew Gelman Andrew Gelman et al. to talk about storytelling in social science. Looking forward to it!

If you have to ask...

Good evening  A Tripod 🚣‍♀️🐱🐢🐱 & thanks for 'spreading the word to A3minutewonder too. Here's one that I hope you'll both like that continues the theme. This is 'The Window' by Archibald Hattemore from 1931. It was once owned by the American fashion designer, Bill Blass. #ELG

If you're in Baltimore...

(I should have some free time Saturday morning. Drop me a DM if you want to meet for coffee.)

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I understand the feeling. But when I post a poll it's more like an interactive poem. I'm really just suggesting you consider the choices I've given you and how they make you feel. I'm not collecting data on a population.

Honour codes will solve this problem...

I think preregistration should be tried in philosophy.

I'm not enthusiastic about the technology but I believe we have to keep the industry running.

Storytelling and Scientific Understanding (my talks with Thomas Basbøll at Johns Hopkins this Friday)
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A scholar is someone who can take half a page of prose seriously.

I'll be telling my grandchildren we had to imagine things.