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Chris Klippenstein
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Recent Sarah Lawrence College guest faculty; PhD from Columbia. Works on neighbourship in early modern English drama. Lover of theatre, archery, paleography.
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Tlingit artist Nicholas Galanin, “Architecture of return, escape (The British Museum)”, a deerskin map a floor plan of the British Museum and possible escape routes for various Indigenous cultural belongings held there.
I always enjoy the Toronto Fringe, but "Iris (says goodbye)" truly deserves the title of Fringe magic -- a wonderfully dynamic musical, polished to a high shine. Not to be missed!

#TheaTO #Theatre #Fringe #TorontoFringe
I'm going to query in the more traditional way too, of course, but I thought this was worth a try!
Hi folks! Would any early modern journal editors be interested in a review of the Kenneth Branaugh "King Lear" or the Kit Connor/Rachel Ziegler "Romeo and Juliet"? Two fascinating interpretations!
What a wonderful reading from Red Bull Theatre -- Barabas came to life as a sympathetic scapegoat before he descended into being a cartoonish villain, and that gave him a nice complexity.
I'm sitting in the one-night-only Red Bull Theater reading of #JewofMalta, wondering how many familiar faces from #SAA2025 I'm about to see!
I'm sitting in the one-night-only Red Bull Theater reading of #JewofMalta, wondering how many familiar faces from #SAA2025 I'm about to see!
I have a lead on this now, but thank you so much for spreading the word! I appreciate it very much!
What a joy to take part in the "Intimate Knowledges" #RenSA2025 roundtable and the "Personation" #SAA2025 seminar -- such rich conversations. Very grateful to the organizers and my fellow participants (& our auditors!) for their intellectual generosity
The #NextGenPlen was such a wonderful panel of speakers; four brilliant papers!
The #Shax2025 #NextGenPlen was brilliant! Thank you to our early career scholars for sharing their exciting research.
Thank you so much to everyone who helped to boost this!
I've got a lead on this, but thank you so much!
Friends, does anyone have access to Shakespeare Studies 52 and would be willing to send me a pdf of my article? They published my NextGenPlen paper on "personation" from two years ago and I'm keen to relive those glory days! #Shax2025 #RenSA2025 #RSA2025
Feeling absolutely run off my feet by #Shax2025 #RenSA2025, but in the best possible way. What an amazing set of papers and conversations!
Commonwealth Books is a dangerous place, #Shax2025 #RenSA2025!
Hi folks! I'm rejoining this app just in time for #Shax2025 #RenSA2025 🎭 Looking forward to seeing everyone!
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Columbia Journalism Review tested eight generative AI search tools and found their answers were wrong 60% of the time, and the paid ones actually fared worse than the free ones.

Meanwhile, millions of people trust the way they present total bullshit with confident language.
AI search engines cite incorrect sources at an alarming 60% rate, study says
CJR study shows AI search services misinform users and ignore publisher exclusion requests.
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Friends! Who's coming to SAA and wants to get lunch/coffee/etc? 😎
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Bees are coming out of winter hibernation all across the Northern hemisphere. Which ones are visiting YOUR backyard?
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Like RIGHT NOW. Vice employees have received an anonymous tip that the whole site might be nuked today. From the same tweet, their email is locked.
If you enjoyed any of my writing, or anyone else’s writing, at Vice, I highly recommend you archive it or save it as a PDF right now
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Just saw someone on tumblr wryly note that pop sci has made dopamine, serotonin cortisol and adrenaline into the four humors.

Ouch

But not unfair
This brings me so much joy -- the Topsell is wonderful and the artistry of these animals is amazing
Today we got to visit the rare book that this project is inspired by! Anyway, I have now paraded the little winged dragon past his own illustration in Topsell's History of Four Footed Beasts!
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Stunning development in scholarly publishing. NYPL will be digitizing "entire out-of-print backlists" of multiple academic presses and making them available.

The Scholarly Press Backlist Revival project shows a striking thoughtfulness in overcoming perceived and real IP and contractual barriers.
How the New York Public Library is navigating "challenges in providing access to one essential category of research materials: published monographs that are neither in the public domain nor commercially available for the library to purchase or license digitally." #FeedingTheElephant
Introducing The New York Public Library’s Scholarly Press Backlist Revival Project | H-Net
A guest post from Feeding the Elephant: A Forum for Scholarly Communications. Guest post by Greg Cram, associate general counsel and director, Information Policy; and Kathleen Riegelhaupt, director e...
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Wow, this would kick off such an interesting conversation
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For all the Shakespeareans looking for a poem with which to begin their classes: