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@kevinrphd Another point, esp. for humanities: change your writing and give your payoff point(s) upfront, not at the end of a long sentence, or paragraph, or even the whole paper. Listening = much harder to pick up subtleties and word craft, unlike while reading
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Read Mathias Risse on the importance of the 70th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and what it means for the future t.co/XMWZrXUlJQ @CarrCenter @Kennedy_School
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WATCH: The recording of a "Charles Taylor: A Conversation with Michael Rosen" is now up on YouTube! t.co/iSBtUjlxBs
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Many of you lovely people will be interested in this talk @BKCHarvard today at noon: "'My Constellation is Space': Towards a Theory of Black Cyberculture" by Dr. André Brock. You can find the livestream here! t.co/ihUUE4eYeK
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@miles_k @CarrCenter @BKCHarvard @MelissaBlackall You can find the livestreams on the @CarrCenter or @HarvardEthics Facebook pages, and we will be posting a full edited video of the conference online in about 2 weeks.