• Using LLMs to help you write papers doesn’t help you get them published

• The Joy of Academic Writing in the Age of AI

• The philosopher Frank Ramsey (1903-1930) on how ludicrous it would be to expect academics to publish papers every 6 months

• Four vague accelerationist hypotheses about scholarly publishing

• The reification of social change

• Silicon Valley’s cult of work

• Žižek on Covid temporalities

• Covid and Social Acceleration

• The Transformation of Higher Education: Acceleration, Platformisation and Digitalisation

• The widespread sense of homo distractus

• The politics of being well-organised

• Political information cycles and the political economy of time

• The acceleration of journalism

• Why slowness and attentiveness aren’t the same thing

• Fast movements struggle with slow issues 

• The existential challenge of changing tempo

• Accelerating into the singularity 

• The (slow) private life of homo academicus

• Social acceleration and the possibility of the sacred 

• The Mediatization of Time

• The acceleration of social theory

• From a politics of speed to a political sociology of speed

• Anticipatory Urgency

• How can the social sciences keep up with socio-technical change?

• On Social Acceleration

• Moral Responsibility in an Age of Distraction

• What is ‘the literature’?

• Some thoughts on fast and slow science in the accelerated academy

• Ambient intimacy and cultures of overwork

• The acceleration of politics and the impossibility of theory

• The emotional dimension of chronopolitics

• UCU workload survey report

• The threat of pseudo-activity

• Coping with acceleration: triaging strategies and the new empiricism

• The Accelerative Ethos of Steve Jobs

• The Second Accelerated Academy

• The Fracturing of Free Time

• Against the ‘slow professor’

• Henry Rollins on the pleasures of acceleration

• stuck in the mess of life: anticipation and disappointment

• The first year of the Accelerated Academy project

• the peak experiences of intensified work

• Page’s Law as a counter-point to acceleration theory

• imagining an academy in which academics were paid not to write

• the Japanese recovery of participatory Taylorism

• the digitally-facilitated intensification of work

• the acceleration of viruses and malware 

• an introduction to social acceleration in 18 minutes

• cognitive triage and the acceleration of design

• the joys of being-in-the-zone

• ten post docs (!) on temporality 

• the intensification of work and the notion of work/life balance

• the intensification of work and the competitive busyness of ceos

• time use event in oxford

• the acceleration of consumption 

• pride and pleasure in acceleration 

• the cognitive costs of escaping the filter bubble

• Social Science Funding in the US potentially on the verge of being cut in half

• Is it just managers who are heating up the floor to see who can keep hopping the longest?

• Overcoming your modernist training for constant improvement, advancement, development and accumulation

• Life in the Accelerated Academy, part 3

• Life in the Accelerated Academy, part 2

• Life in the Accelerated Academy, part 1

• Heating up the floor to see who can keep hopping the longest

• Who is this describing?

• The businessman and the fisherman

• CfP: Power, Acceleration and Metrics in Academic Life, 2nd-4th December 2015, Prague

• Things I’ve been reading recently #2

• The Lure of Minimalism

• The Pleasures of Speed

• The Pleasures of Acceleration

• Coping with Acceleration

• Some things about the acceleration of higher education which I would like to understand more than I do

• At the risk of sounding obsessive: Žižek is now releasing new books monthly

• Life in the accelerated academy: how it’s possible for Žižek to publish 55 books in 14 years

• Call for contributions: Power, Acceleration and Metrics in Academic Life

• Harmut Rosa on the logic of acceleration and the good life

• Reflections on five years spent studying asexuality