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Indeed. In history, at least, I think that if you cannot describe what you are doing in plain language to a non-historian (at least generally), chances are you need to do more hard thinking about what you are doing.https://twitter.com/Dr_C_Thompson/status/1353753559301582848 …
Practicing what I preach, my latest article-sized project is: "I am nailing down the date and context where the Romans got mail armor from the Gauls and then asking what, if any, impact it might have had on the Romans then winning battles, mostly in the Eastern Mediterranean."
Absolutely. I tell my students you should be able to explain it so any member of your family—mom, grandparent, younger sibling—would be able to understand what your topic and argument are and why it is important.
"Hard" science has been moving in the direction of performative pop culture references in titles/abstracts/opening paragraphs.
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