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The Postmodern Terminal: An Experiment with Gemini
Genealogy, Enchantment, and the War for the Mind: An Interview with Jason Ānanda Josephson Storm in JCRT
If Nature Is Unjust: Xenofeminism, Blacceleration, and the Margins of Acceleration
The Company You Keep: Writing Support Resources for the Long Project
Your Gym Membership and the Grafton Line: Writing Groups as Method, Not Morale
Whose Land Do You Live On: Bruce Lincoln and the Method That Makes a Claim Answerable
The Only Way Out Is Through: Accelerationism as a Wager, Not a Speed
Down in the Swampy Lowlands: What Counts as Best Practice
The Landfill Keeps Working: Jane Bennett, Thing-Power, and a Theology of Lively Matter
The Two Row Wampum as Theory and Method
Is a Budget Spreadsheet Ministry: Luther’s Beruf, Volf’s Charisms, and the Divide That Came Back
The Letter That Took Two Hours: Media, Focal Practices, and the Limits of AI-Mediated Formation
Babel With Better Hardware: Christian Theologies of Technology and Artificial Intelligence
From Consumer to Producer: What Changes When a Practitioner Starts Making Knowledge
Twenty-Five Minutes Against the Whole Dissertation: The Pomodoro Method for Scholars
Three Pages Before the Day Arrives: Julia Cameron’s Artist’s Way as Scholarly Method
The Great Outdoors: Speculative Realism and the Fossil That Nobody Watched
A Workbench, Not a Toybox: Apps and Tools for Research and Writing
Not a Bouncer at the Door: Peer Review as Validation, Vocation, and the Cure for Insularity
Habits Before Apps: Strategies for Research and Writing That Finish a Project
The Pastor With the Survey: Insider Research, Data Sovereignty, and Authorization as Protocol
Knowing the Conversation: Research Databases and Search Engines Worth Your Time
Awake and Asleep: Rancière With and Against Critical Pedagogy
All In This Together: Rosi Braidotti and the Widening Circle of Accountability
The Hammer Withdraws: Object-Oriented Ontology and the End of Human Privilege
Continuity Plus Departure: What Braidotti and Gilroy Know About Innovation
Build Anyway: Metamodernism and the Oscillation between Sincerity and Irony
A Yardstick That Fits Nothing: Max Weber and the Study of Religion
Archaeology, Not Shopping: How to Map What Practitioners Actually Do
The Prayer Book That Stays Closed: Lived Religion and the Practice Nobody Wrote Down
Cards on the Factory Floor: Kanban for Dissertation and Journal Article Writing
From Recognition to Jurisdiction: Indigenous Studies from Haudenosaunee Country to Aotearoa
In Praise of Zotero: The One Hill I Will Die On in Research Workflow
There Is No Neutral Map: Humanities Theory as a Foundation for Method
The Master Who Knew No Flemish: How Rancière’s Ignorant Schoolmaster Works
The Unforced Force: Habermas and How Best Practice Gets Settled
Lessons Without a Syllabus: Henry Giroux, Public Pedagogy, and Democracy
There and Back Again: Why the Journey into Theory Only Counts If You Come Home
A Good Idea Gathering Dust: From Named Gap to Workable Innovation
The Gadfly and the Algorithm: Why Critical Thinking Is Not Yet Critical Theory
The Abstract Goes Last: Finishing an Article Without Tack-On Piety
Calibrating the Instrument: Ethnoautobiography and the Question of Whose Best Counts
Who Are You Such That You Live Here: Ethnoautobiography as a Research Design
Practice Talks Back: Integrating Theory, Identity, and Faith in Doctoral Work
Wisdom That Has Entered the Body: de Kock and the Doctorate in Professional Practice
From Concern to Contribution: Designing an Actionable Practice-Based Dissertation
The Solitary Road Is a Myth: Communal Knowledge Formation and the Ecology of a Doctorate
Naming the Good That Was Wounded: Lynn White’s Charge and Four Ways of Doing Ecotheology
What Can a Body Do: Disability Studies as a Method of Analysis
Punch Cards and Aquinas: Digital Humanities as a Theoretical Disposition
The Spiral and the Microphone: Dialogue, Conscientization, and Praxis
No Field for What She Knows: Cybernetic Capitalism and the Critique of Best Practice
Neither Resource Nor Refuge: Carl Cassegård and the Dialectic of Nature
Facially Neutral: Critical Race Theory and the Question of Whose Practice Counts
The End of Your Own Banking: Freire, Praxis, and Producing Knowledge Instead of Consuming It
Prompt and Deposit: Critical Pedagogy After the Machine
Find a Place You Trust: Sister Corita Kent’s Ten Rules as a Scholar’s Rule of Life
Answering the Call: Conference Boards, Journal Announcements, and the Profile You Build First
Brushing Off the Dust: Best Practice as Embodied Wisdom Rather Than Procedure
Whole People in the Room: bell hooks and Engaged Pedagogy
Four Rivers into Angicos: Critical Pedagogy Before and Beyond Freire
Who Is Allowed to Know: Banking, Problem-Posing, and the Reconstruction of Authority
If You Are Not at the Table: Anticolonial, Decolonial, and Postcolonial Theory as Controlled Vocabulary
Not IMRaD: The Anatomy of a Best-Practice Article
Merely Anecdotal: Dewey, Warranted Assertibility, and the Philosophy of Practice Knowledge
Feeding the System: Marx’s Four Estrangements and Hartmut Rosa’s Resonance
Can We Still Think: Yuk Hui, Machine Reason, and the Case for Technodiversity
The Moment Before You Know You Are Afraid: Affect Theory and What Feelings Do
Never Let a Printer Know You Are in a Hurry: Actor-Network Theory and the Agency of Things
A Corpse That Sets the Terms: Taking Accelerationism With and Against
From a London Notebook to a Warwick Basement: The People Who Built Accelerationism
Faster, Slower, or Redirected: Accelerationism and the Tempo of Practice
Nothing Human Makes It Out: From Land’s Meltdown to the e/acc Party
Seize the Machines: Left Accelerationism and the Politics of the Springboard
The More It Happens, the More It Happens: A Field Guide to Accelerationist Vocabulary
Who Paid for the Speed: Reading Accelerationism Against the Grain
A New Toolbox: Theory as a Lens on the Practice You Call Best

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