Showing posts with label MLA2011. Show all posts
Showing posts with label MLA2011. Show all posts

Friday, January 7, 2011

Following #MLA11 and #AHA2011 from afar

Not there, LA or Boston? No problem. Subscribe to twitter feeds for #hashtag searches or a "daily" paper.li for the feed (or create one if none available). The main page of the MLA site is running a live feed. Many presenters and some panels are tagged. Every hashtag generates an RSS feed. As I type, presenters and attendees are diligently blogging and tweeting both MLA and AHA conventions. Tweets can and often do include links, some to blog posts. 

This model holds for just about every conference, regardless of acronym but depending on prevalent communication technology habits and saturation.



Thursday, January 6, 2011

Bob Samuels @ #mla11: "Capitalism or the Humanities"

Results for samuels #mla11

 New Faculty Majority 
RT @: if only phds teach undergrads > restructure  economic structure | eek! presumes superior teaching 
 Richard Grusin 
Samuels: if only people with phds were allowed to teach undergraduates we could help restructure economic structure of higher ed. 
 Richard Grusin 
Samuels: overspending on star faculty creates economic structure that duplicates income distribution in the us in the 21st century
 Richard Grusin 
Samuels: acceptance of moving classes online by humanities faculty makes us the enemy. 
 Richard Grusin 
nice to hear robert samuels actually address the economics of the humanities in "capitalism and the humanities" panel 
 Richard Grusin 
"Altrusitic people contribute to the destruction of the common good" says Robert Samuels new economic theory. 
 Richard Grusin 
 exploitation of grad instructors without phds undervalues undergrad education 
 Richard Grusin 
humanities now pushed to conform to capitalist practices:  
 Richard Grusin 
Robert Samuels changes title to "Capitalism or the Humanities"
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