#Books

Kevin Caliendo, PhD

kacaliendo

Most people who study early medieval history have probably encountered _Anglo-Saxon England_ by F. Stenton. Still a useful book. No question it's important, but have you ever read the end?

Dr. Cara Burnidge

burnidge

It neither proves nor disproves because it reveals an important flaw—perhaps, strategy?—in the argument.https://twitter.com/jackmjenkins/status/1350830099298455553 The problem with assuming conspiracy theories have become a substitute f

Karen Tani

kmtani

Just finished reading @povertyscholar's "Fragmented Democracy: Medicaid, Federalism, & Unequal Politics." It's phenomenal. I can't say enough good things. But I'm about to say a bunch of them (thread) 1.

ScoonTV

ScoonTv

Sooner or later there’s going to have to be a discussion about the role of intellect in the hierarchical order of things. SUSTAINED success requires intellect. Egalitarians believe equal opportunity

Daragh O'Connell

DaraghOConnell

So, I've just finished reading Camilleri's final Montalbano novel 'Riccardino'. I won't say anything about the novel - it is what it is - but I freely admit I didn't

Emily Wells

e_p_wells

This thread brings up a lot of great points but I especially love how @mimicofmodes brings up the difference between girlhood and adult embroidery. I've written about this a bit

John Culver

JohnCulver689

1/Depending on how the chaos and incompetence of Trump/GOP pandemic mismanagement and miscommunication play out when it comes to masks, social distancing, and vaccination in coming months... 2/ it's quite

Scott Berkun

berkun

1. If you're a designer and you want more power, there's really only a few ways to get it. You either need to change your role or your reputation. 2.

Philip Ball

philipcball

Meanwhile, in the rest of science... Amazingly, I seem to have written some articles that weren't about Covid this year; here are some of them. (A thread.) This was one

AppalachianHomesteader

apphomestead1

2nd Election Theological Implication:False teachers and prophets are making themselves known in the light. This started pre-Election when woke #BigEva had the conundrum of voting for infanticide or mean tweets.

Sister Outrider

ClaireShrugged

You know me. I can never resist tweeting about books. So here are a selection of texts I’d add to #OurFeministLibrary, mostly written by women of colour & lesbians. Will

Red Diamond: Destroyer of Color-Revolutions

RedDiamondMP

American and British academia are drowning in Trotskyite lies to a degree I never quite grasped until I started digging through the indexes of random history books. He is hailed

Bill Kristol

BillKristol

1. For me (not a lawyer, but someone who served in government and signed an SF-312 and SF-4414, and have had many friends and associates go through the clearance process

Rhoda Baxter/ Jeevani Charika

RhodaBaxter

Beta read vs critique. A thread.This week I've beta read 2 books by established writers and 1 ms by a new writer. I got thinking about the time someone asked

Luddite womanhood

gothhabiba

this idea that compulsory heterosexuality is an “experience” at all, much less an experience that only lesbians have, is already off base. it’s very individualising and dare I say liberal

Michael Barclay

MotleyGrue

Some #leveldesign advice: Don’t worry about always having to be aware of every piece of theory and shoving it all into your work. Sometimes it feels like everyone is holistically

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