• Next Critsex Seminar – Feminist Encounters with Evolutionary Psychology – 30th January 2015

• Sexual Cultures 2: Academia Meets Activism

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

• What an amazing instrument: the mridangam

• The gaps in which being human happens

• There was no ‘I’ to do it, because the ‘I’ was the result

• Call for papers: Causal Inference and Mechanism-Based Explanation: Friends or Foes?

• Call for papers: Internet of You: Data Big and Small

• An Agenda for Digital Sociology

• CfP: Feminist Early Career Academics

• ‘Rank and Yank’ in Higher Education

• The Relational Constitution of Collective Agency

• The Sociology of Civilizational Collapse

• Super Mario Hurting People

• The Blues, Mary

• The temporal horizons of sociology

• Computational social science conference in Helsinki

• Saturday 6 December – Para-Academic Handbook Launch in London, UK

• Evading the necessity of selection

• An introduction to blogging and twitter for social researchers

• On the Street Where you Live: Bourdieusian analysis of socio-spatial hierarchy

• Technology and Human Nature

• CfP: Queering Paradigms

• Social analytics as an agenda for digital sociology

• The myth of ‘us’ in a digital age

• The decoupling of sex and romance

• 10 political cliches that make me want to smash my radio

• The intellectual legitimacy of academic blogging

• Nightcrawler: or, the possibility of a vocation in late capitalism

• Junior Theorist Symposium August 2015, Chicago, IL CFP

• Internal conversation in Friends

• A steampunk fairy tale

• Early Career Researcher Conference: Gender, sexuality and young people

• “So we’ve built it, but have they come?” eCloud workshop

• The Double Social Life of Methods

• Seven reasons why blogging is academically valuable

• Next Tuesday @SocioWarwick: @GrahamScambler on an interdisciplinary approach to the ‘structuring of agency’

• The co-option of hacking

• Actor centred sociology

• Graham Scambler on an interdisciplinary approach to the ‘structuring of agency’ – November 11th @SocioWarwick

• The Social Life of Methods

• We are experiencing a “pre-” that we can’t name yet

• How to get started on a sociology essay

• Graham Scambler on an interdisciplinary approach to the ‘structuring of agency’ – November 11th @SocioWarwick

• Rom Harré talking @WarwickBSchool on Positioning Theory (CC @SocioWarwick)

• Centre for Social Ontology seminars (2014/15) @SocioWarwick

• I am trying to be heroic because all around me history sings

• Roy Bhaskar explains critical realism, dialectical critical realism, and metareality in less than 6 minutes

• Call for papers: Critical Realism, Gender and Feminism

• TOMORROW @SocioWarwick: Emma Uprichard on Complex Temporal Ontologies and Method

• Call for papers: gender, language and sexuality

• Emma Uprichard on Complex Temporal Ontologies and Method – October 28th @SocioWarwick

• Time and Reflexivity

• The rituals of gun culture

• An introduction to blogging and twitter for social researchers

• Very interesting workshop someone is organising in my department: Everyday Market Lives

• CfP: special issue on trans* and lesbian communities

• Free online writing and communication workshop for community organisations

• Emma Uprichard on Complex Temporal Ontologies and Method – October 28th @SocioWarwick

• Towards a sociology of endings

• An existential analytics of speed

• Queerly Theorising Higher Education & Academia: Symposium Registration

• The obsolescence of things

• Social Acceleration

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

• He came home from the war with a party in his head

• There is an undergraduate module on the Sociology of Thinking!

• Digital Sociologist #6: Garry Crawford (@CultSociologist)

• Why are some interactions energising while others are not?

• Internal Conversation in Gone Girl

• The causal power of (stupid) algorithms: why I’m leaving HSBC

• Guest talk by Margaret Archer at Cardiff University – 2nd Dec. 2014

• The ingenuity and persistence of cats

• Another review of my book!

• An introduction to blogging and twitter for social researchers

• Emma Uprichard on Complex Temporal Ontologies and Method – October 28th @SocioWarwick

• Why we need a sociology of the dark side

• Coventry: Ghost Town of Post War Capitalism?

• The ‘Bro’ and the ‘Lad’: The Identity and Subculture of Default Man’s sons?

• Human/animal cognition and the attribution of causal powers

• Call for Papers: Feminism, Activism, Education

• An introduction to blogging and twitter for social researchers

• Digital video production training for anthropologists and sociologists

• The Mobile Apps in Research Summit 2014

• The concept of social institution

• Four concepts of social structure

• Between interaction and intra-action

• Complexity and Method in the Social Sciences – Qualitative Complexity?

• TOMORROW: Daniel Chernilo on The Idea of Philosophical Sociology @SocioWarwick

• The systematic gods have all demolished it

• Emma Uprichard on Complex Temporal Ontologies and Method – October 28th @SocioWarwick

• The unavoidability of sociological theory

• CfP: Ethics and Education Research

• Help support contingent faculty in women’s & gender studies

• CFP: On the Politics of Ugliness

• An introduction to blogging and twitter for social researchers

• And did you get what you wanted from this life, even so?

• Your ‘daily dose of Sociological Imagination’: reflections on social media and public sociology

• Shaking up the social sciences and the acceleration of higher education

• Daniel Chernilo on The Idea of Philosophical Sociology – October 14th @SocioWarwick