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By Katt on Mar 8, 2008 in Blogroll, Career and Tenure | 0 Comments
In an attempt to get caught up on the masses of journals I am behind on, I read over Joseph Raben’s “Tenure, Promotion and Digital Publication” at DHQ last night. Raben’s article is right on target with the concerns that I’ve been having about where, as a doctoral student, to begin seeking publication.Raben explains the [...]
By Katt on Jan 31, 2007 in Coffee Break | 0 Comments
In his early 1990’s article “The Rationale of Hypertext” Jerome McGann writes that scholars are no longer in need of “us[ing] books to sudy books” and I have been assigned to respond to this comment in a manner that discusses the possibilities for current and future epistemologies and methodologies and what possibilities this upgrade [...]
