Jen Hamilton

You better not be wearing the isolator when I get there

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... and reviews of work by Bonny Cassidy, Ellen van Neerven, Deb Wardle and Irus Brauverman.

with contributions from Tyson Yunkaporta, Nkwi Flores, Gabriela Romero, Astrida Neimanis, Sue Reid, Jo Pollitt, Michael Adams, Verity Oswin, Caitlin Macdonald, Rose Michael, Hollen Singleton, Clare Carlin, Philip Hayward, Christian Fleury and Buddhima Padmasiri.

Hello Friends,
Tomorrow afternoon we have the launch of Swamphen 11 (2025): Recentring the Regions
When: Thursday 19th June, 2pm AEST
*Where*: Zoom DM For Link
Edited by the Swamphen Editorial Collective (Chantelle Bayes, Rachel Fetherston, Adam Grener, Jennifer Hamilton, Alanna Myers and Sue Pyke)

Informatics of Domination Informatics of Domination is an experimental collection addressing formations of power that manifest through technical systems and white capitalist patriar

Informatics of Domination is out with @dukepress.bsky.social! I co-edited this experimental collection with Zach Blas + @melodyjue.bsky.social across years + countless zoom chats. I remain stunned by the brilliance of our 50 contributors: read.dukeupress.edu/books/book/3...

could refer to so many things rn

She's a 10 but she's imprisoned in the attic as an allegory for female sexuality

Yes! I agree with you on that point. I think I just often fail to include that access date in my citation management software and then it feels very odd!

How does #academicsky feel about access dates for websites in reference lists? I think at first I thought it was about currency, and indicator if the website is dead that it was once alive and what date to look for on wayback machine, but it does seem a bit... imprecise / hard to track.

www.dukeupress.edu/informatics-... I'm hugely excited to have a little piece in this collection, co-written with Astrida; the pieces are all writing into and updating bits of Haraway's landmark 1985 essay "A Manifesto for Cyborgs". Out this May.

REFLECTION: CoWS Breakfast at AAWP The CoWS Breakfast was the first workshop of the AAWP conference. It was on Anaiwan Country in Black Gully behind New England Regional Art Museum. The structure of the event was To meet in the gull…

Late last year at AAWP I held a Community Weathering Station Breakfast drawing on activities from mine and Astrida's forthcoming book "How to weather together" (@bloomsburybooksuk.bsky.social @bendoyle.bsky.social) and I blogged about it here: communityweatheringstation.net/2025/01/28/r...

Thank you :)

Oh that's interesting. The opposite problem :)

I wonder if any #academics will hear this question and if there's a hashtag we use on here like #academicbluesky (?) - has anyone written anything good on the limitations of paraphrasing? I find students who paraphrase a lot do it in ways that are unhelpful for their overarching arguments.

One of the final tasks of the year is a very special one! Doing the reviewer and final corrections on Astrida Neimanis and my book “how to weather together: feminist practice for climate change” out (in more affordable paperback!) with @bloomsburybooksuk.bsky.social sometime late 2025 🌈💕☀️🌦️🌩️☔️

EVENT: Community Weathering Station Breakfast (AAWP) Weathering, as I use it, is a queer feminist concept that connects embodied experience of weather with the vastness of climate change. It supports poetic and material play with scale and a scalar p…

I'm running a Breakfast Weathering Workshop on Anaiwan Country for the #AAWP24 conference. We're doing some activities that are in our forthcoming book How to Weather Together. And, we're gonna have breaky together. communityweatheringstation.net/2024/11/18/e... #weathering #breakfast #writing 💕🌈🌱