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Tactics, Topics, Threes
Five pages by 3pm. Six hours on Tuesday. Half a section before lunch. These are proclamations towards progress, strategies to start and finish, ways to get it, writing, done. I remember when I first used these heuristics. In graduate school, … Continue reading
Ideas, Innovation and Some Eczema
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Tagged blogs, complexity science, complexity studies, Joseph Harris, systems theory
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Title Track
The title is provisional for this blog, for everything, really. It comes from my “title” as a professional—“Associate Professor.” Here is the gist of the Wikipedia entry for Associate Professor: “mid-level, usually tenured, professor.” And here are the highlights from … Continue reading
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