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Monthly Archives: October 2021
What the intersection of Covid and climate crisis means for capitalism
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You can tell a man’s demeanour from his facial hair
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E-mail mistakes as a window onto digital literacy in higher education
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George Monbiot on the tsunami of post-virus illness which is long Covid
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Do you use Margaret Archer’s approach to reflexivity in your work?
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Audiobook listening as scholarship
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Cambridge as the cutting edge of British capitalism
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The muppets explain phenomenology
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How bad will things get? The role of social theory when civilisation is collapsing
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I hate what you do and I don’t like you
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A comprehensive introduction to Social Media for Academics
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You either die a hero or you live long enough to see Batman’s words misattributed to you
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Platform capitalism and the compulsive search for signs
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How can I ensure I use social media in a careful and strategic way?
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Love and hugs and songs and rage
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Against the individualisation of COVID
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Four alternatives to Evernote
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