Roots to Routes: Community Resilience through Ancestral Knowledge
In a world where progress and innovation are often prioritised, I highlight the need to reconnect with the past, drawing on the wisdom passed down through generations.... Read more.
Who Belongs in the Library? Reconsidering Academic Skills Tutors and Institutional Expectations
In this reflective piece, I share my experience as a post-PhD early-career researcher navigating the challenges of the academic job market, particularly in applying... Read more.
D(igital)éjà Vu: AI, Mnemohistory, and the Future of Memory
Mnemohistory, a term coined by German Egyptologist Jan Assmann, refers to the study of how societies remember and construct their historical narratives. Unlike traditional... Read more.
Monsters in Qualitative Data
In social sciences research, researchers acknowledge their identity and standpoint concerning participants, yet often neglect to integrate this awareness into the... Read more.
