Passion and Purpose in the Humanities
Exploring the Worlds of Early Career Researchers
Herausgeber: Wang, Bingxin; Willcocks, Samantha; Bussey, Marcus; Mozzini-Alister, Camila
Passion and Purpose in the Humanities
Exploring the Worlds of Early Career Researchers
Herausgeber: Wang, Bingxin; Willcocks, Samantha; Bussey, Marcus; Mozzini-Alister, Camila
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This book takes readers on a journey into the experiences, struggles and triumphs of early career researchers in the humanities. Providing inspiration and deep insight, this book is a unique resource for postgraduate students, advanced degree and early career researchers, as well as their supervisors, in the humanities and beyond.
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This book takes readers on a journey into the experiences, struggles and triumphs of early career researchers in the humanities. Providing inspiration and deep insight, this book is a unique resource for postgraduate students, advanced degree and early career researchers, as well as their supervisors, in the humanities and beyond.
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Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Wellbeing and Self-care in Higher Education
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Seitenzahl: 252
- Erscheinungstermin: 9. Oktober 2024
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 155mm x 234mm x 18mm
- Gewicht: 440g
- ISBN-13: 9781032789750
- ISBN-10: 1032789751
- Artikelnr.: 70289076
- Wellbeing and Self-care in Higher Education
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Seitenzahl: 252
- Erscheinungstermin: 9. Oktober 2024
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 155mm x 234mm x 18mm
- Gewicht: 440g
- ISBN-13: 9781032789750
- ISBN-10: 1032789751
- Artikelnr.: 70289076
Marcus Bussey is Senior Lecturer in History and Futures, School of Law and Society, University of the Sunshine Coast, Australia. Camila Mozzini-Alister is Lecturer in Sociology, University of the Sunshine Coast, Australia. Bingxin Wang is an independent scholar working in both China and Australia. Samantha Willcocks is an independent researcher based in Australia.
Foreword Introduction: Passion and Purpose in the Humanities: a story of
emergence 1. Spinning a web of regenerative leadership Letter 1: Passion,
Purpose and Patience 2. The intention and re¿ection of a passionate journey
through Education for Sustainable Development (ESD) 3. Curating an Academic
Life with Good Vibes and Gongs Letter 2: A Holding Back, A Keeping Clear 4.
Laying Down a Path in Playing Letter 3: Philosophy found me! 5. Australian
Critical Indigenous Studies Letter 4: A short letter to ECRs on how to
approach a career as a researcher in Archaeology 6. How I became an
academic storyteller Letter 5: The Invitation of Curiosity 7. Lingering
Images: Future-Historical Narratives and Creative Potency Letter 6:
Teaching is Space Exploration 8. "When enough is enough!" - An
autoethnography of a Black Migrant Woman's journey to academia Letter 7:
Love the Unknown 9. Tributaries Letter 8: Be Daring! 10. Financialization
of Higher Education in Brazil 11. From tree to rhizome: The story of
wandering roots Letter 9: To Researchers at the End of One World 12. My
Neohumanist Calling 13. A Journey of Curiosity, Discovery and Creativity
Letter 10: To the luckiest people in the world. 14. Social Media Maven
Letter 11: Research as Co-Realization 15. My Auto-ethnographical story:
Academic life in an Australian masculine culture as a female migrant from a
feminine culture Letter 12: Finding your field 16. Who knew that I, of all
people, could be an academic, and even do well at it? Letter 13: Working
with Uncertainty 17. Cautionary tales for rising stars - It is a big
constellation out there! Letter 14: Information Moves in an Ecology 18.
Rising Ideas with Heart 19. Disruption, art and sound research Letter 15:
Take a breath! 20. Growing a Research Family (An Interview) Afterword
emergence 1. Spinning a web of regenerative leadership Letter 1: Passion,
Purpose and Patience 2. The intention and re¿ection of a passionate journey
through Education for Sustainable Development (ESD) 3. Curating an Academic
Life with Good Vibes and Gongs Letter 2: A Holding Back, A Keeping Clear 4.
Laying Down a Path in Playing Letter 3: Philosophy found me! 5. Australian
Critical Indigenous Studies Letter 4: A short letter to ECRs on how to
approach a career as a researcher in Archaeology 6. How I became an
academic storyteller Letter 5: The Invitation of Curiosity 7. Lingering
Images: Future-Historical Narratives and Creative Potency Letter 6:
Teaching is Space Exploration 8. "When enough is enough!" - An
autoethnography of a Black Migrant Woman's journey to academia Letter 7:
Love the Unknown 9. Tributaries Letter 8: Be Daring! 10. Financialization
of Higher Education in Brazil 11. From tree to rhizome: The story of
wandering roots Letter 9: To Researchers at the End of One World 12. My
Neohumanist Calling 13. A Journey of Curiosity, Discovery and Creativity
Letter 10: To the luckiest people in the world. 14. Social Media Maven
Letter 11: Research as Co-Realization 15. My Auto-ethnographical story:
Academic life in an Australian masculine culture as a female migrant from a
feminine culture Letter 12: Finding your field 16. Who knew that I, of all
people, could be an academic, and even do well at it? Letter 13: Working
with Uncertainty 17. Cautionary tales for rising stars - It is a big
constellation out there! Letter 14: Information Moves in an Ecology 18.
Rising Ideas with Heart 19. Disruption, art and sound research Letter 15:
Take a breath! 20. Growing a Research Family (An Interview) Afterword
Foreword Introduction: Passion and Purpose in the Humanities: a story of
emergence 1. Spinning a web of regenerative leadership Letter 1: Passion,
Purpose and Patience 2. The intention and re¿ection of a passionate journey
through Education for Sustainable Development (ESD) 3. Curating an Academic
Life with Good Vibes and Gongs Letter 2: A Holding Back, A Keeping Clear 4.
Laying Down a Path in Playing Letter 3: Philosophy found me! 5. Australian
Critical Indigenous Studies Letter 4: A short letter to ECRs on how to
approach a career as a researcher in Archaeology 6. How I became an
academic storyteller Letter 5: The Invitation of Curiosity 7. Lingering
Images: Future-Historical Narratives and Creative Potency Letter 6:
Teaching is Space Exploration 8. "When enough is enough!" - An
autoethnography of a Black Migrant Woman's journey to academia Letter 7:
Love the Unknown 9. Tributaries Letter 8: Be Daring! 10. Financialization
of Higher Education in Brazil 11. From tree to rhizome: The story of
wandering roots Letter 9: To Researchers at the End of One World 12. My
Neohumanist Calling 13. A Journey of Curiosity, Discovery and Creativity
Letter 10: To the luckiest people in the world. 14. Social Media Maven
Letter 11: Research as Co-Realization 15. My Auto-ethnographical story:
Academic life in an Australian masculine culture as a female migrant from a
feminine culture Letter 12: Finding your field 16. Who knew that I, of all
people, could be an academic, and even do well at it? Letter 13: Working
with Uncertainty 17. Cautionary tales for rising stars - It is a big
constellation out there! Letter 14: Information Moves in an Ecology 18.
Rising Ideas with Heart 19. Disruption, art and sound research Letter 15:
Take a breath! 20. Growing a Research Family (An Interview) Afterword
emergence 1. Spinning a web of regenerative leadership Letter 1: Passion,
Purpose and Patience 2. The intention and re¿ection of a passionate journey
through Education for Sustainable Development (ESD) 3. Curating an Academic
Life with Good Vibes and Gongs Letter 2: A Holding Back, A Keeping Clear 4.
Laying Down a Path in Playing Letter 3: Philosophy found me! 5. Australian
Critical Indigenous Studies Letter 4: A short letter to ECRs on how to
approach a career as a researcher in Archaeology 6. How I became an
academic storyteller Letter 5: The Invitation of Curiosity 7. Lingering
Images: Future-Historical Narratives and Creative Potency Letter 6:
Teaching is Space Exploration 8. "When enough is enough!" - An
autoethnography of a Black Migrant Woman's journey to academia Letter 7:
Love the Unknown 9. Tributaries Letter 8: Be Daring! 10. Financialization
of Higher Education in Brazil 11. From tree to rhizome: The story of
wandering roots Letter 9: To Researchers at the End of One World 12. My
Neohumanist Calling 13. A Journey of Curiosity, Discovery and Creativity
Letter 10: To the luckiest people in the world. 14. Social Media Maven
Letter 11: Research as Co-Realization 15. My Auto-ethnographical story:
Academic life in an Australian masculine culture as a female migrant from a
feminine culture Letter 12: Finding your field 16. Who knew that I, of all
people, could be an academic, and even do well at it? Letter 13: Working
with Uncertainty 17. Cautionary tales for rising stars - It is a big
constellation out there! Letter 14: Information Moves in an Ecology 18.
Rising Ideas with Heart 19. Disruption, art and sound research Letter 15:
Take a breath! 20. Growing a Research Family (An Interview) Afterword