I'm reminded of @Meaningness's "problem formulation" section in How To Think Real Good https://meaningness.com/metablog/how-to-think …, which has a lot of anecdotal gems
Heh. I simply quit my tenured job to work on open science; it was much easier than convincing my institution to support that work. "Enormous institutional reforms" may be an understatement.
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Afraid so. I fear the university system is past saving and new institutional models are needed. Fortunately some are springing up!
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Well FWIW we’re taking the view that the university is worth saving. We just need to figure out what it actually *is* that we’re saving precisely...https://wip.pubpub.org/oki
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So as someone who has (seemingly) managed to switch fields I will say that, at least in some places, there is a lot more space to do things differently in humanities settings. The lack of fixed ideas about what disciplines are (and what they’re for) feel well set up for this
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Of course, the fact that my current place let me both back in at all (from the non-academic wilderness...) and into the humanities specifically although not being formally trained in that, may be a strong indicator of selection bias :-)
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