Had a wonderful time chatting with @france24.com about on-the-ground conditions in Minneapolis. Troubling times.

Scene on the ground:

JOUR 3751-001 Book Club JOUR 3751-001 Book Club Potential Book List Banet-Weiser, S. (2018). Empowered: Popular feminism and popular misogyny. Duke University Press. Banet-Weiser, S., & Higgins, K. C. (2023). Believabilit...

to read! If nothing else, what a great opportunity to gain free PR for your favorite books!

Thank you to everyone who read this entire thread!

Here is the document: docs.google.com/document/d/1...

Yet there's only so much I can offer. Below is a document that lists books I strongly recommend students read, either to appreciate their brilliance or to deconstruct their arguments.

IT WOULD BE WONDERFUL if any of you could respond to these posts with book recommendations for my students...

...produce a written critical review, and will informally present their chosen book to the class in a round-table format.

I hope this project helps students recognize how brilliant scholars study technology and culture. As such, I've devised a list of potential books for students to choose from.

To help students get a head start on their New Years resolutions, I decided to institute a 'book club' project in place of a midterm exam. For this assignment, students will select a peer-reviewed book that, in some way, relates to course concepts (news, politics, A.I., platforms, etc). They will...

The Conspicuous Absence of White Identity from Yascha Mounk’s “Trap” In September, after seeing Yascha Mounk on Morning Joe, my 84 year old dad — who has read many drafts of my new book Wrong: How Media…

I know the world is on fire right now, and this isn't the most pressing issue around, but it's been making me nuts and I think it matters, so I wrote about it:

"The Conspicuous Absence of White Identity from Yascha Mounk’s ‘Trap’"
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