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Des Fitzgerald

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1 month

This is why I can't get on board "let's teach students to use ChatGPT well/responsibly." Open AI is a horrible organisation and there is no good, ethical use of their (anyway terrible!) products.

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OpenAI's Mira Murati: "some creative jobs maybe will go away, but maybe they shouldn't have been there in the first place"

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Des Fitzgerald

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1 year

I actually can't get over the UK prime minister tweeting an image of a sledgehammer smashing the ground to announce his crackdown on universities - just the sheer violence and derangement of it.

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Des Fitzgerald

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4 months

There's an entire chapter in the new Judith Butler book on how weird the British are

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4 months

Within this man's lifetime, the British government was running clandestine, shoot-to-kill death squads in Northern Ireland.

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2 months

It's cool that this guy never misses a chance to burnish his credentials as a mindless authoritarian who holds the entire notion of civil protest in contempt.

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Des Fitzgerald

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4 months

unpopular take but 800k for <niche humanities project> looks bizarre because it *is* bizarre, and comes from treating hums like STEM, i.e. concentrating funds on a small % of research 'teams' to address narrow questions over multiple years, while most hums research gets /nothing/

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Des Fitzgerald

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4 months

I would like to read one (1) contemporary Irish novel where a central character's formative experience at Trinity College does not form a central theme

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Des Fitzgerald

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2 months

Guys, it's not 'humanities academics read their papers out loud' season yet. The order is: 'requesting an honorarium for a talk,' 'Judith Butler is not a good writer,' 'exams are functionally equivalent to prison,' and *then* 'humanities academics read their papers out loud' 👍

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Des Fitzgerald

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2 years

Academics on twitter will be like "worked for 54 hours straight, time for a little treat!" and the treat is a medium americano from costa.

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Des Fitzgerald

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9 months

I've also resigned from UKRI's Interdisciplinary Assessment College, following Laura's lead. I simply can't/won't give my review time an organisation operating in these conditions.

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Des Fitzgerald

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2 years

Yes, these are equivalent.

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Des Fitzgerald

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10 months

Probably the greatest pleasure of teaching this second-year anthropology theory seminar is the now-weekly section that I am alas forced to call "anthro beef."

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Des Fitzgerald

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4 months

Find someone who loves you like UK sociologists love Pierre Bourdieu (1977, 1984, 1990).

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Des Fitzgerald

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1 year

29k for a lectureship at one of the world's richest universities - absolutely shameful stuff.

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Des Fitzgerald

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1 month

I can't believe the institutional violence being leveled at sociology in Goldsmiths. Personal costs to colleagues are primary of course, but the collective attack on such a vital centre of the discipline is something to reckon with collectively too. Solidarity to all affected.

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Des Fitzgerald

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7 months

Please defend international students because they're human beings, not because they're cash cows for "research-intensive universities" jfc

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Des Fitzgerald

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4 months

the projects all look great to me, and obviously this person is bad faith/an idiot, but she's not making humanities funding looks ridiculous; the way it's funded, through large competitive grants given to a select group of winners, is, in fact, ridiculous

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Des Fitzgerald

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2 years

I genuinely think I might be the all-time worst research interviewer

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Des Fitzgerald

@Des_Fitzgerald

7 months

we regret to inform that the data lads are doing history again

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@jburnmurdoch

7 months

The researchers analysed the contents of 173,031 books printed in England between 1500 and 1900, tracking how the frequency of different terms changed over time, which they use as a proxy for the cultural themes of the day.

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Des Fitzgerald

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2 years

"Research leave" is a weird concept. Like, after several years years doing your job, the reward is you can *apply* to do a different bit of your job.

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Des Fitzgerald

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4 months

Kent VC leaving just six weeks after announcing multiple course closures, with no succession plan in place, and acting like this is all normal. This is the leadership for which VCs are claiming hundreds of thousands of pounds in salary, is it? Shameful.

University vice-chancellor resigns

The vice-chancellor of the University of Kent is stepping down, following a turbulent year for the institution, which has recently axed six courses.

www.kentonline.co.uk

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Des Fitzgerald

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8 months

Every Saturday, before we take our kids to the library, we have to check there isn't a fascist, transphobic demo happening outside it that day. That this hasn't been considered a major crisis or morbid symptom - is barely talked about - has baffled me all year. And here we are.

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Des Fitzgerald

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2 years

How, in the name of God, is my USS defined contribution pot actually *lower* than the value of my contributions?? What rare investment genius is at play here?

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Des Fitzgerald

@Des_Fitzgerald

1 year

Oh, it's another British university offering five year fellowships with an opaque & heavily contingent route to permanency - which nb they call "tenure," a form of employment protection has not existed in the UK for decades. 👌

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Des Fitzgerald

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7 months

Emerging from an essay marking cave only to say that ChatGPT is an absolute poison, and all the well meaning stuff about how to use it well, creatively, blah blah, is completely disastrous for students.

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Des Fitzgerald

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7 months

I truly can't stand this stuff. Obviously Sunak is appalling, but this kind of European smugness and absence of self-reflection - including in its Irish iteration - really needs to go in the bin too.

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Des Fitzgerald

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5 days

The best about reimbursement culture isn't loaning your own money, interest free, to wealthy institutions; it’s being regarded as a supplicant, or a figure of suspicion, when you’re just trying to get it back.

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Des Fitzgerald

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1 year

[CW suicide, childbirth] I think my essay in the current @GrantaMag is currently out from the paywall. It's about family inheritance, sibling loss, and assisted reproduction, and also my own (thank god) failed attempts to become an anthropologist..

Reproducing Paul | Des Fitzgerald | Granta

‘Mourning, says Freud, is work – this is part of what makes it different from the everyday melancholia that it superficially resembles: one is absorbed in actually doing something.’

granta.com

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Des Fitzgerald

@Des_Fitzgerald

1 year

I don't know which large, suburban university in Dublin needs to hear this, but if you can afford to offer people five year fellowships, you can afford to offer them permanent contracts.

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Des Fitzgerald

@Des_Fitzgerald

1 month

Least surprising Tory reveal since Nick Cave honestly.

Andrew Mitchell

@AndrewmitchMP

1 month

As my #election campaign rolls on in #suttoncoldfield I am grateful to have received this… colourful… message of support from my good friend Bob Geldof!

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Des Fitzgerald

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2 years

It's surely a measure of how far infrastructural breakdown has gone in the UK that the country is currently unable to send post internationally, but this doesn't anywhere register as a major problem/crisis.

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Des Fitzgerald

@Des_Fitzgerald

1 year

"but three nights a week, fellows are permitted to lick algae off the college soil pipe, so really it works out quite well"

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Des Fitzgerald

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1 year

It's weird that sociology is such a marginal discipline, while the cutting edge of so many other disciplines is basically people re-inventing sociological reasoning.

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Des Fitzgerald

@Des_Fitzgerald

2 years

So larger, wealthier universities giving one-off payments (again) for CoL is the begining of the end of national pay bargaining, no? Odd to see people interpret it as generosity and not e.g. market positioning for a (very bad) future where unis "compete" on pay .

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Des Fitzgerald

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3 months

Just to say, for the sake of my mental health, I will no longer be co-authoring with people taught to put two spaces after a full stop.

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Des Fitzgerald

@Des_Fitzgerald

7 months

The critics are calling it "curious but alluring" and "entertainingly catty" and it can be YOURS from Friday. UK: IRL:

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Des Fitzgerald

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10 months

I sincerely regret to inform, after teaching today, that the youths no longer know who Bjork is.

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Des Fitzgerald

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1 year

Just incredible Titanic energy coming from UK Higher Ed right now, as its leaders look directly at the iceberg, reassuring one another, "it's okay, we'll get through it."

Queen's University: 759 students will not have degrees confirmed

More than 750 students will not get their degrees confirmed this summer because of a pay dispute with staff.

www.bbc.com

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Des Fitzgerald

@Des_Fitzgerald

8 months

This means btw that most postdocs and lecturers won't be eligible for visas. An unbelievably stupid act of self harm, even by UK standards!

Jack Elsom

@JackElsom

8 months

NEW: Migration package understood to include: - Care workers can't bring dependents - Salary threshold & family visas both raised to £38,700 - Health/Social care exempt - 20% shortage occupation list discount scrapped - Health Surcharge hiked to £1,035 - Review of grad route

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Des Fitzgerald

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2 years

What a thing for a professor of sociology at a major university to tweet. At some point, British sociology has to ask itself some hard questions about how, exactly, the discipline became such a reliable home for this stuff.

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Des Fitzgerald

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1 year

Not the British state rounding up and imprisoning republicans without any kind of legal process. That's so unlike them.

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Des Fitzgerald

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9 months

What a craven, shameful response, containing not a single word for the researchers so viciously and personally attacked. Appalling.

UK Research and Innovation

@UKRI_News

9 months

Yesterday, UKRI responded to a letter from Secretary of State, Michelle Donelan. Now we are publishing that response and the Terms of Reference for the review we are setting up.

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Des Fitzgerald

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2 years

Proofs in for this sexy beast, coming now I guess quite soon in the incomparable Cultural Politics.

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Des Fitzgerald

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4 months

it seems like a problem that 'the hist' is likely more familiar to international readers of Irish fiction than, say, Limerick

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Des Fitzgerald

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1 year

When you've been up since half five and you dgaf

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Des Fitzgerald

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1 year

Wow! Huge congrats @judegreen , @lindsayamclaren and colleagues: mass resignation of the Critical Public Heath board, to leave the "corporate control" of Taylor & Francis and start a new diamond OA journal! A truly game-changing move for our disciplines:

Editorial resignation and new Journal of Critical Public Health established

Press release regarding mass resignation of CPH editorial team and board

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Des Fitzgerald

@Des_Fitzgerald

1 year

Fair play to the junior doctors for starting their strike with an astonishing amount of public goodwill, then pissing it all away on a tin-eared, supercilious campaign based largely on how much more they deserve to be paid than other people.

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Des Fitzgerald

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8 months

Actually unironically happy that my piece about my brother, Reproducing Paul, is one of Granta's ten most read essays in 2023.

Top Reads 2023 | Essays | Granta

Granta magazine's ten most popular essays posts of the year, with writing by Lauren Oyler, Amitava Kumar and Joanna Biggs.

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Des Fitzgerald

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4 months

Hello! We at @UCCRadicalLab are having an event, Radical Futures, in Cork on May 8th and 9th. We've got about 100 participants, 5 plenaries, create & digital performance, a film programme and more - it's free to attend!

Conference | University College Cork

Learn, Study and Research in UCC, Ireland's first 5 star university. Our tradition of independent thinking will prepare you for the world and the workplace in a vibrant, modern, green campus.

www.ucc.ie

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Des Fitzgerald

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1 year

This one turned 1 today - here pictured with her two totemic objects, Llightning McQueen and a tub of sudocrem

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Des Fitzgerald

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3 months

Can we stop with this nonsense? Literally no one thinks this.

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Des Fitzgerald

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2 months

There's nothing quite so bleak as the "father's day" table in a bookshop .

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Des Fitzgerald

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5 months

Please kill me

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Des Fitzgerald

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11 months

I really wish an architecture critic reviewing a building would also see this managerialist nonsense as part of the thing to be critiqued.

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Des Fitzgerald

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1 year

I'm not saying he's dramatic, I'm just noting there was no actual fall here.

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Des Fitzgerald

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5 months

A predictable end to a disgraceful incident. Senior people at @UKRI_News should be deeply ashamed at their part in it.

Michelle Donelan

@michelledonelan

5 months

My statement on recent correspondence relating to Research England’s Equality, Diversity and Inclusion Expert Advisory Group.

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Des Fitzgerald

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1 year

Not to do Discourse but "uncontrolled" is an interesting word I think. What does it mean to control kids? What do people imagine that looks like?

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Des Fitzgerald

@Des_Fitzgerald

1 year

Is leaving cert history still like that exam from star trek where it's impossible finish and marks are basically awarded for how valiant your failure was?

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@SeanDefoe

1 year

What's your Leaving Cert disaster story? Will never forget the look of shock and panic on faces during the English paper when Seamus Heaney didn't come up

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Des Fitzgerald

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2 years

I’m very saddened and even a bit shocked to hear that Bruno Latour has died; sincere condolences to all who knew him well.

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Des Fitzgerald

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2 years

Surely the most subtly passive-aggressive leaving gift I've ever received. I love it.

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Des Fitzgerald

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5 months

Very keen to hear about modernization from a country where the state church holds seats in parliament.

Guardian news

@guardiannews

5 months

Early vote counts suggest attempt to modernise Irish constitution has failed

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Des Fitzgerald

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4 months

REALLY hoping to see some critical medical humanities & STS responses to the #CassReview given its weirdly ignorant account of evidence based medicine, its dismissal of participatory research, its reliance on evolutionary psychology, its interest in ideas from pop neuroscience &c

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Des Fitzgerald

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25 days

UCC's liberal approach to all-staff email is currently meeting its Waterloo in the search for All Ireland final tickets, alas.

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Des Fitzgerald

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2 months

The UK is like one giant counter-argument to the concept of electoral democracy

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Des Fitzgerald

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25 days

I actually pity England fans because they'll never know the intense pleasure of cheering a team playing against England, which is not at all an act of spite, but an experience of rapture, a jouissance beyond the elementary gratifications of supporting your own team. In this essay

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Des Fitzgerald

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4 months

"adult colouring" 💀

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Des Fitzgerald

@Des_Fitzgerald

2 months

If you were wondering whether or not to bring your slightly neurotic but very funny 3yo to another country to watch you speak, my advice would be: yes, they'll cry during your talk - but maybe that's an appropriate reaction.

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Des Fitzgerald

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1 year

An example of the desperately poor leadership that has become characteristic of Cardiff Uni. I spent some of the best years of my working life at Cardiff. Its brilliant staff deserve so much better than this.

Cardiff University

@cardiffuni

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Message from the Vice-Chancellor to all staff ➡️

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Des Fitzgerald

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7 months

Like, (a) the german university system (like most European systems) is not exactly famous for its friendliness to outsiders; but also (b) maybe we could swap this register of preening self regard for an expression of solidarity with colleagues & students under attack in the UK?!

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1 year

I've gone full wanker

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1 year

I took the world's grumpiest 1yo to Venice and you'll never believe what happened next.

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Des Fitzgerald

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1 year

I'm really pleased to see The Urban Brain on the shortlist for the Foundation for the Sociology of Health & Illness book prize, among a collection of really brilliant monographs. Get your (by academic standards) reasonably priced copy here -

The Urban Brain

Bridging the social and life sciences to unlock the mystery of how cities shape mental health and illness

press.princeton.edu

BSA Medsoc AKA @[email protected]

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1 year

Wishing all of the FSHI book prize candidates the best of luck. The winner will be announced at the conference dinner at the BSA Medical Sociology Annual Conference in September. @SHI_Foundation

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Des Fitzgerald

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2 years

This is... quite a corrigendum in @TheSocReview

Corrigendum, 2023

journals.sagepub.com

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Des Fitzgerald

@Des_Fitzgerald

2 years

It's been a _stressful_ few weeks but... this is the view from our back yard now. 😍

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Des Fitzgerald

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9 months

actual books 😍

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Des Fitzgerald

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11 months

And yet they think they can attract academic staff just fine with the worst pay and conditions in Europe. Curious.

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Des Fitzgerald

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3 months

Welcome moves here include a process of divestment, a commitment to opening up scholarships to displaced Palestinian students, & commitment to a new human-rights based framework to guide international relationships. Thanks to concerted action by @UCCSU .

University College Cork engages with UCC Students’ Union on Gaza humanitarian crisis | University...

Discover the latest impact of University College Cork with news and views from our leading research experts, our students and our graduates

www.ucc.ie

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2 years

Baby's first time in a snug ♥️

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Des Fitzgerald

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5 months

Mary rejects your kitsch festival of reactionary nostalgia

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Des Fitzgerald

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4 months

Remarkable how much sociology - especially British sociology - is basically "we studied this phenomenon in both countries [the UK and the US]."

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Des Fitzgerald

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2 months

@simongerman600 @viola__alba Honestly it's extremely weird for a geographer to think "geography" is something that just happens, and that the colonial history of carving up/naming the world is something we simply have to accept.

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Des Fitzgerald

@Des_Fitzgerald

2 years

New gobshite just dropped 👍

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Des Fitzgerald

@Des_Fitzgerald

1 year

We all like to shit on outlook - but clicking a little thumbs up to acknowledge an email? That's improved my life, maybe by 500%.

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Des Fitzgerald

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1 month

This excellent piece by Will Davies on the UK university crisis also reads as an account of how the wider moral & psychic collapse in British political life is rooted in a collision between reactionary fantasy and economic reality.

How the Tories pushed universities to the brink of disaster

The long read: Over the past 14 years, the Conservative dream of a free market in higher education has collided with the harsh reality of austerity and the cultural resentment of the radical right –...

www.theguardian.com

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Des Fitzgerald

@Des_Fitzgerald

9 months

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Basic Books

@BasicBooks

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THE LIVING CITY is “an incendiary repudiation of the resurgent fantasy that nature can cure the maladies of contemporary cities and societies. @Des_Fitzgerald is a sharp critic and a stone-cold realist. " — @EricKlinenberg Available November 21:

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Des Fitzgerald

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1 year

Some contrasting feelings about cycling in the rain. 🌧️🚴

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Des Fitzgerald

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2 years

Update: they let the bonsai through, but having x-rayed it twice, informed me - not unsympathetically - that the x-ray will certainly have killed it. We're having a last meal in silence.

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Des Fitzgerald

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11 months

I really wish people would stop writing about 'academics,' when they mean, like, 'the English department.'

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Des Fitzgerald

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1 year

Me: so I assume you've all now had many warnings about not using ChatGPT. Students: never heard of it. Me: oh that's weird, because it's a programme that can write essays. Students: it's a programme that can what?

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Des Fitzgerald

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2 years

If you were thinking of doing a tweet about presentation styles, can I extremely recommend that you don't do that.

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3 months

made a joke at the nursery door about how it's a long weekend for them but not for the parents and got an earnest chat about spending quality time with your child in response 🫠

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Des Fitzgerald

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23 days

Who are these people reviewing manuscripts, recommending revisions, than refusing to review the revision? Jail for one thousand years.

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Des Fitzgerald

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5 months

Trinity putting new assistant profs on a 5 year fixed-term initial contract, and calling it tenure track, is an amazingly on-brand piece of cringe, as well as a terrible employment practice.

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Des Fitzgerald

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1 year

The failure of leadership here is so huge, it's actually hard to process. Thousands of students won't get their degrees, thousands of academics are effectively locked out, because VCs insist on another real term's pay cut, in the middle of a CoL crisis. It's incredible.

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Des Fitzgerald

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2 years

Can't believe it's only three weeks before I leave Normal Island! Excited to to live again on an island that is *also* very strange, but where that strangeness tends less towards ressentiment, fascism, &c.

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Des Fitzgerald

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9 months

This is a disgraceful response to a blatant attack on academic freedom by a secretary of state.

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Des Fitzgerald

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2 months

I don't know dude, do you think maybe the underpopulation of the island on the left map is at all related to why people don't like the term "British isles"?

Simon Kuestenmacher

@simongerman600

2 months

Lovely population density map of the British Isles (yes, I know some of you don’t like the name but that’s geography for you…) by @viola__alba . Give her a follow if you like maps - she is great!

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2 years

📢 AMAZING JOB ALERT📢 Associate Professor of Sociology at Exeter (permanent) who can extend the vision of the amazing @WCCEH . This (kind of) replaces me, which is obviously impossible but what a thrill to try! Closes November 2nd.

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Des Fitzgerald

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9 months

I think what these takes (which I actually get) miss is that researchers aren't super interested in bureaucratic realism. They're looking from the POV of academic colleagues subjected to an appalling, public attack by a *secretary of state.* This is why they're (rightly) livid.

@[email protected]

@dkernohan

9 months

Looks like Ottoline Leyser at UKRI is going to cop for 24 hours of online criticism for (*checks notes*) insisting on due process, avoiding knee jerk reactions, and reiterating the importance of EDI work in the face of ministerial criticism.

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Des Fitzgerald

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3 months

Disgraceful from TCD leadership. And what a self own to basically depict their own institution as a souvenir stall with an education wing.

Trinity News

@Trinity_News

3 months

College hits students’ union with €214k fine for disruptive protests

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