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Dr. Dorothy Kim
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Medievalist, digital humanist, intersectional feminist. She/her/hers.

Joined April 2012

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    1. Alisa K Beer (on semi-hiatus)‏ @alisakbeer 9 Dec 2019

      How do the panelists re-frame their essays for undergrads? CW: Not much. It was developed in public lectures & in classroom. AA medievalists he discusses (who were writing for popular perspective) assume no scholarly background about the period, rather medievalist fantasy bkgd

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    2. Alisa K Beer (on semi-hiatus)‏ @alisakbeer 9 Dec 2019

      CW: Suggests he’d revise his essay to include critique of values w/in the academy — objectivity/empiricism vs. affect/comportment-towards-work. CW argues that objectivity is a fallacy. A goal, to be sure, but not an attainable one. Important for students to hear/learn/engage with

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    3. Alisa K Beer (on semi-hiatus)‏ @alisakbeer 9 Dec 2019

      LM’s contribution responds to “The Benedict Option” (NO! In the margins, esoteric details) — notes that academics often go down rabbitholes. BUT that doesn’t do best w/undergrads/public. Stakes higher than “wrong details” but a black/white medieval world, not a greyscale one.

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    4. Alisa K Beer (on semi-hiatus)‏ @alisakbeer 9 Dec 2019

      LM describes medieval monks wrestling with contradictions and paradoxes — a world of complexity as a mirror for the present.

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    5. Alisa K Beer (on semi-hiatus)‏ @alisakbeer 9 Dec 2019

      MW describes her approach to her contribution being shaped by activist work and public presentations, where language must be clear. She discusses “Irish” vs “Celtic” crosses and importance of terminology — bringing up the white supremicist version of the “Celtic” cross explicitly

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    6. Alisa K Beer (on semi-hiatus)‏ @alisakbeer 9 Dec 2019

      Now Andrew Albion takes over moderating — talking about the process of how Whose Middle Ages came to be, how it is an attempt to address systemic disparities and inequities.

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    7. Alisa K Beer (on semi-hiatus)‏ @alisakbeer 9 Dec 2019

      3 main questions: (abbreviated here) How successfully does #WhoseMiddleAges realize its goal? Strengths/weaknesses of conception? What better outcome/how to do it better in future work?

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    8. Alisa K Beer (on semi-hiatus)‏ @alisakbeer 9 Dec 2019

      (Also, argh, autocorrect, names are not places, apologies to Andrew Albin)

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    9. Alisa K Beer (on semi-hiatus)‏ @alisakbeer 9 Dec 2019

      As someone who talks really fast myself, I am still working hard to keep up with AA without a microphone as he reads from text-heavy slides. #a11y Valuable content, v compressed & sped through.

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    10. Alisa K Beer (on semi-hiatus)‏ @alisakbeer 9 Dec 2019

      Important comments from Dr. Sierra Lomuto about the whiteness of #WhoseMiddleAges as a volume and as a project - she recommends it, but emphasizes that those teaching the book should discuss how the whiteness of the editors and contributors is emblematic of the field.

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      Dr. Dorothy Kim‏ @dorothyk98 10 Dec 2019
      Replying to @alisakbeer

      Why are there no mics. The question is why was speed more important than thoughtful critical antiracist praxis?

      7:31 PM - 10 Dec 2019
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        1. Alisa K Beer (on semi-hiatus)‏ @alisakbeer 11 Dec 2019
          Replying to @dorothyk98

          I asked the organizer about mics — facilities doesn’t supply them for that room. There was no firm answer re why speed was prioritized.

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