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dcockayne.bsky.social
Associate Professor, GEM, University of Waterloo. Economic and cultural geography of work through Marxist, feminist, queer, and affect theory. Mostly I'll post about books and stuff. (he/him) https://scholar.google.ca/citations?user=6HzsgfsAAAAJ&hl=en&oi=
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Gross. Sad to see some of these names...

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If the only thing I know about music is that Britten's Festival Te Deum is a Kinsey 6, that's probably enough.

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This looks incredible!

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Currently @universityaffairs.bsky.social has like 20 followers, so anyway, Canadian academics (and others) should follow them.

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Glad to see this work with Daniel Cockayne @dcockayne.bsky.social on Buy Now Pay Later (BNPL) payment technolgies and consumer fintech published in the newest volume of @jcultecon.bsky.social www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10....

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I read this a couple of years ago and it was truly excellent - an inspiration to Ferrante that is surely worthy of her.

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Martin Luther King was born on this day 96 years ago. He was murdered at age 39. When I was younger, I thought he lived far into adulthood. Now that I’m 42, I think, he was such a baby when he was pushed into the spotlight.

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Interesting thread.

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It's exciting to see the launch of Urban Political Ecology (the journal). I'm on the ed board along with a bunch of great folks & it's a venue that values practitioner-facing articles to develop tools and concepts that make sense of cities' future as the ecological crisis intensifies.

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Happy NY all!

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📚 It's time for the Fitzcarraldo Editions staff picks for Books of the Year 2024* 📚

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Watching Carol and listening to Bad Gays: the perfect Christmas.

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Trying to work in the last hours of the last day of the working year is proving very challenging.

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Favorite books read this year, in no particular order: The Empusium - Olga Togarczuk The Long Form - Kate Briggs Annie John - Jamaica Kincaid Jazz - Toni Morrison The End of the Day - Lydia Davis Next year I'll be tackling The Books of Jacob...!

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Ironically I'd say thay crypto's use as a means of payment in criminal activity is one of the only ways it legitimately functions as a form of money.

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This looks excellent!

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I've been meaning to check out Scaffolding. Greatly enjoyed The Empusium and Context Collapse this year. The Nickel Boys is utterly devastating.

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Neat!

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Nothing will ever convince me that AI will be able to meaningfully reproduce the work of artists, musicians, poets, novelists.

submitted 95 days ago • 1 comment

Hello everyone! Many of us are new to this platform, so I thought I would post some things that I wrote this year, alone and with others, as a way to introduce myself. I'm proud of this research and excited to share. This thread is a short summary of these contributions with links.

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This looks incredible!

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