Episode #5: Writing Life
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Once More to the Words
We’re back to some ruminations on the scholarly life. In this episode, we talk to Prof. Heather Love of Penn’s English department about her writing life and how it may, or may not, be indistinguishable from the rest of her life.
For as much time as we spend obsessing about the order of words on a page, it seems graduate school is not always trafficking in new ideas about what it means to write and what it means for our work. We’re trying, in whatever small way, to change that here.
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Music
“Spitting Image (Little Daylight Remix)” by Freelance Whales (0:00)
“Did You See the Words” by Animal Collective (0:48)
“Imitosis” by Andrew Bird (1:22)
“Mecha Joy” by Baths (2:22)
“Knorrpromenade” by Alaska in Winter (5:56)
“They Write Books About This Sort of Thing” by Say Hi to Your Mom (10:23)
“Contact High” by Architecture in Helsinki (13:20)
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