Alexandra Kingston-Reese
@alexandrakreese.bsky.social
“Avid reader”, critic & academic, NZer in York | editor of ART ESSAYS | author of CONTEMPORARY NOVELISTS & THE AESTHETICS OF 21st CENTURY AMERICAN LIFE (U of Iowa P) | formerly of ASAP/Review | ecologies of mind, aesthetics, contemporary arts, abstraction
It is *so* demoralising
August 26, 2023 at 3:36 PM
It is *so* demoralising
Ooh yes!! Such good recs. I’d missed the Nealon! love the idiosyncrasy of this type of producing critical knowledge
August 25, 2023 at 4:22 PM
Ooh yes!! Such good recs. I’d missed the Nealon! love the idiosyncrasy of this type of producing critical knowledge
Loving transhistorical comparisons like Mathelinda Nabugodi on Shelley & Benjamin bitly.ws/Ta3e, or Hannah Crawforth on Spenser & DuBois bitly.ws/Ta2N
August 25, 2023 at 4:00 PM
Loving transhistorical comparisons like Mathelinda Nabugodi on Shelley & Benjamin bitly.ws/Ta3e, or Hannah Crawforth on Spenser & DuBois bitly.ws/Ta2N
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I also strongly agree with Chris Newfield's point around 58:00 that the reason humanities are less "collaborative" than other fields is "not psychological": it's not funded!! Thank you!! Collaboration is not free. It means more emails, more meetings, more time to work out consensus.
August 25, 2023 at 9:38 AM
I also strongly agree with Chris Newfield's point around 58:00 that the reason humanities are less "collaborative" than other fields is "not psychological": it's not funded!! Thank you!! Collaboration is not free. It means more emails, more meetings, more time to work out consensus.
So excited to be *your* colleague—so soon!!
August 21, 2023 at 7:48 AM
So excited to be *your* colleague—so soon!!