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Context and Variation

Context and Identity in Science Writing #scio13ID

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As you now all know, my partner in crime Scicurious is much like the superhero Batwoman. Or maybe, she is trying to tell us something, and finally share with us her secret identity? I always wondered why she was hastily stuffing a cape into her backpack right before our Skype conversations… Sci and I have [...]

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Context and Variation

Happy Blogiversary! Ladybusiness Anthropology Wears Many Hats

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I wear a few different hats in the science blogosphere: Clockwise from bottom yellow hat (because that one is so obviously a feminist hat): Angry Feminist, Unpacker of Bad Science, Metablogger on Academic Life, Science Blogger to a Broad Audience, Science Blogger to My Anthropology Peeps. The remaining hats will have to be worn by someone else. So, I don’t [...]

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Context and Variation

Blogging While Female, and Why We Need a Posse

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Twin City Derby Girls, lining up at the start of a jam to support their jammer. My other posse. Photo courtesy of Alex Wild. The women in scienceblogging session at Science Online this year was very different from last year. More people were venting, and what they were venting was scary: stalkers, rape jokes, physical [...]

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