Reposted by Brecht de GrooteAidan McGlynn @aidanmcglynn.bsky.social · 25/12/2024A lot of people disappointed until next year 😢 19915
Reposted by Brecht de GrooteJohn Attridge @johnattridge.bsky.social · 23/12/2024Giving my cousins signed pdfs of my papers for Christmas because they didn't really seem to understand my research last year 2314
Reposted by Brecht de GrooteJack Lynch @jacklynch000.bsky.social · 17/12/2024Not nearly enough booksellers’ catalogues include the description “whack-a-doodle.” Apparently Mr. Crook thought the biggest challenge for people learning mathematics is having to remember all ten digits. 1101
Reposted by Brecht de GrooteHetan Shah @hetanshah.bsky.social · 11/12/2024‘It turns out that computers can learn to code far quicker than humans can. They can easily be taught how to ace exams in maths and science. But even the most sophisticated generative AI struggles with English literature papers. There’s a clue here.’ www.telegraph.co.uk/business/202...telegraph.co.ukReports of English literature’s death have been greatly exaggeratedThe rise of AI is making a degree in humanities more valuable than ever 36327
Reposted by Brecht de GrooteMiriam Posner @miriamposner.com · 06/12/2024Maybe one of the reasons there are so many unhinged academics is that in order to keep your job, you’re constantly required to tout yourself as a Scholar of World-Historical Significance, even as your office’s ceiling tiles slowly dislodge themselves to fall on your head. 1274809679
Reposted by Brecht de GrooteSébastien Fauconnet @daryo.me · 01/12/2024La fameuse fenêtre d’Overton 4155511373
Reposted by Brecht de GrooteEmily Wing Rohrbach @emilyrohrbach.bsky.social · 23/11/2024I think I made a starter pack? go.bsky.app/fkgPH6 2410036
Reposted by Brecht de GrooteJohn Attridge @johnattridge.bsky.social · 20/11/2024When you have conducted an extensive review of the existing criticism 2469
Reposted by Brecht de GrooteDr SpookyGoth @ghostingdani.bsky.social · 15/11/2024Frankenstein is the story of a STEM dad whose son majors in the humanities 13525119
Reposted by Brecht de GrooteRhys Kaminski-Jones @rhyskamjones.bsky.social · 08/11/2024Ok, this is a start at least! Starter pack for the long eighteenth century and Romantic period - reply if you want to be added! go.bsky.app/JMDQj4n 6717185
Reposted by Brecht de Grootewill pooley @willpooley.bsky.social · 03/09/2024optimist: the cup is half full pessimist: the cup is half empty university management: we hear the concerns of our community and are taking bold and immediate action to appoint a new pro-vice dean of cup plenitude as part of our long term vision. also we sacked all the cups. 9400113
Brecht de Groote @brechtdegroote.bsky.social · 28/10/2024I’ll be at Calgary University to present a talk on Romanticism and the astonishing survival of early-modern practices and theories of translation this Thu and Fri, as part of a workshop on translators from the high Middle Ages to the early 19Ce. If you happen to be close, hit me up! 050
Brecht de Groote @brechtdegroote.bsky.social · 15/12/2023For the #BARS2024 conference of @bars.bsky.social I've proposed a session call for an in-person session on speculative fiction (SF, fantasy, novels, plays, films, biofiction etc.) and its reimagination of Romanticism. Please send me your abstracts! More here: bars.ac.uk/conference20.... 093
Reposted by Brecht de Groote British Association for Romantic Studies @bars.bsky.social · 17/10/2023We've made the leap to Bluesky! Looking forward to engaging with fellow Romanticists and friends on this platform! 23313
Reposted by Brecht de GrooteYen-Chi Wu @yenchiwu.bsky.social · 10/10/2023Just migrated here from old Twitter. Posting this conference information for people who haven't seen it. Abstract submission deadline is 1 November 🙂 03220
Reposted by Brecht de GrooteDr Rita J. Dashwood @rjdashwood.bsky.social · 10/10/2023Call for speakers! I’m organising an online series of talks, “Women, Property and Economics,” which will bring together early career and established academics, and heritage professionals, working on this topic across 18th and 19th century studies. 43430