L. Rhodes
If anyone would like to follow some of the same journals, I've uploaded them to my site as an opml, which you can import into most RSS readers. h/t to @dgold for the suggestion.
Download it here: http://lrhodes.net/assets/files/open_access_academic_journals.opml.xml
These are specifically feeds for open access articles, so you shouldn't hit any paywalls. And if you have any suggestions for other journals that have an RSS feed for open access articles, do let me know!
L. Rhodes
“Why deplore ‘collapse,’ when the situation it depicts is most often the disaggregation of a complex, fragile, and typically oppressive state into smaller, decentralized fragments?” (209) Scholars deplore it, Scott suggests, because states leave more records and archaeological traces. There’s often little to study left by dispersed populations.
L. Rhodes
Mastodon factions:
• genderpunk lefties
• botsmiths
• digital anarchists
• hardwerewolves
• solargoths
• cryptocryptids
• sparkle scholars
L. Rhodes
Just a reminder for anyone looking for a new instance: registration is currently open on https://humanities.one, an instance for Mastodon users interested in #anthropology, #archaeology, the #arts, #ethnicstudies, #genderstudies, #history, #linguistics, #literature, #philosophy, #politicalscience, #religion, etc. Professionals, academics, students and amateurs all welcome.
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