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Great event! Happy to be here - brought back good memories of our #Humanities_2020 symposium in September! Similar findings: problem-focussed collaboration is crucial! #GermanU15

I just put up a written version of the three-minute talk I gave at #Humanities_2020 on my blog: platonicmonkeywrench.wordpress.com.

Great summary of some of the discussion on #interdisciplinarity at #Humanities_2020. Humanities ‘risk becoming cherry on top’ of other disciplines timeshighereducation.com/news/humanitie… via @timeshighered @TLRHub @VolkswagenSt @German_U15 @janeohlmeyer @smithbarryc @jbspaap

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Should the humanities speak with one voice? Many different dsicplines but the same in the sciences. Tho when speaking of the relevance and importance of science, they speak with a single voice. Humanities need to learn to do it too #Humanities_2020

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It’s important not just to speak truth to power. It’s important not to flatter power. Deborah Nyangulu @dnyangulu #Humanities_2020

Forceful talk by Deborah Nyangulu @dnyangulu on the challenges for early career researchers, especially from the global south: need funding for travel and visas to join in discussion; facing real danger in speaking truth to power #Humanities_2020

Susan Schreibman clearly articulates how we need to do participative research with not to, or for, the public. There is an appetite there. Science is way ahead. People can spend their creative capital with us and gain something #Humanities_2020

Excellent points by @dnyangulu on #Humanities_2020 panel. #ECR face similar problems in all disciplines: flexible funding, #careersupport, attention on wellbeing, and #networking are also necessary. For details read zenodo.org/record/3194228… #MSCA #phdchat

She concludes her remarks with the simple but powerful words, “One of our tasks is to speak truth to power, particularly in a time when truth is under threat.” Thank you, @dnyangulu. #Humanities_2020

We must also have ethical discussions about the conditions under which early career researchers work and the impact of short-term contracts and precarity. Preach, @dnyangulu! #Humanities_2020

We must also be attuned to power relations and structures that exclude or devalue scholars from the global south. #Humanities_2020

Final panel at Positioning the Humanities in the 2020s #Humanities_2020 Beate Söntgen stresses how art is not just a means of pleasure but a place to activate knowledge of ourselves, our experience and sometimes to confront difficult issues and emotions

Final session has been introduced by Wilhelm Krull @VolkswagenSt: one of the early career researchers, @dnyangulu @WWU_Muenster will give a brief recap of the conference as well. From #GermanU15 we welcome Sabine Kunst @HumboldtUni #Humanities_2020

@dnyangulu is representing the early-career researchers at the final panel of #Humanities_2020

Is it time to get real in the humanities? Climate change, democracy, migration, life span, inequality, wars. Good question on the #Humanities_2020 panel sharpened by chair Georg Krausch

#Humanities_2020 Anna-Katharina Hornidge, Leibniz Centre for Tropical Marine Research: “we need to reinvent the ‘Sciences’!” Sciences were seen as engine of linear growth but we have to change it into an engine of circular value generation.

A predictive humanities? Gustav Arrhenius describes the Institute of Future Studies in Stockholm. Lots of disciplines needed for research with a long perspective that can inform decision making #Humanities_2020

Sustainable futures: Humanities needed alongside natural science and engineering. Climate change is in part a human problem, with a history and a range of ethical questions. Evi Zemanek #Humanities_2020

‘Data and models do not speak for themselves. They need critical reflection and interpretation’ Martin Rohrmeier on Digital Humanities #Humanities_2020

Gamze Saygi, University of Amsterdam on her project „The Freedom of the streets“ #Humanities_2020

Susanne Jorek @UniLeipzig: Do museums have to justify what they do? #Humanities_2020

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Mehrdad Borna University of Westminster on Designing Healthy cities #Humanities_2020

Martin Rohrmeier tells us the new computational power applied to what we increasingly bring online matters because of what we do with this data in terms of analysis and interpretation. The key message for the Digital Humanities #Humanities_2020

Madalitso Zililo Phiri, University of South Africa „The euro-modernity is based on violence“ #Humanities_2020

Elio Antonucci @UniCologne with a project on Ernst Cassirer ist next |#Humanities_2020

@dnyangulu is representing the early-career researchers at the final panel of #Humanities_2020

Carolina Falcão on the role of Religion in Brasil today and its implications for the citizens #Humanities_2020

Final panel at Positioning the Humanities in the 2020s #Humanities_2020 Beate Söntgen stresses how art is not just a means of pleasure but a place to activate knowledge of ourselves, our experience and sometimes to confront difficult issues and emotions

At #Humanities_2020, ironically given that I'll not be IN the Humanities in the 2020s, still excited to hear what we can do in the world. Next up, Homi Bhabha.

Is it time to get real in the humanities? Climate change, democracy, migration, life span, inequality, wars. Good question on the #Humanities_2020 panel sharpened by chair Georg Krausch

Ikram Hili University of Sfax, Tunesia on Poetry and its teaching, the necessary of development of new methods #humanities_2020

Atikonda Mtenje-Mkochi from Malawi is speaking on climate change in Malawi and the addressing of the issue to children. Project is trying to do that by using folk tales from Malawi #humanities_2020

Lightening talks: Hashtag activism and the reconfiguration of knowledge production. Classes based on discussions of each hashtag movement. Traditional methods and relevance. Deborah Nyangulu #Humanities_2020

It’s important not just to speak truth to power. It’s important not to flatter power. Deborah Nyangulu @dnyangulu #Humanities_2020

Doireann Wallace is talking about the @shapeID_eu project and shaping interdisciplinary practices in Europe #Humanities_2020

A predictive humanities? Gustav Arrhenius describes the Institute of Future Studies in Stockholm. Lots of disciplines needed for research with a long perspective that can inform decision making #Humanities_2020

The key issue for Digital Humanities in recognizing value of digital research results, according to Eva Schlotheuber is Digital Quality #Humanities_2020