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9 Oct, 7 tweets, 2 min read
Good morning! Coffee's hot. ☕ 22 new job ads in East Asian Studies this week. Check out the filterable job table to browse by keyword or category. This week's details are below! ⬇️ Now 248 entries.
prcurtis.com/projects/jobta…
China ads this week:

🔸TT
Philosophy: Brock U; Cal State Northridge
postdoc
Any: Stanford; UC Berkeley

🔸N/A
Library: Princeton U
Admin: U Exeter
Japan ads this week:

🔹TT
East Asian Studies: William & Mary; Western Washington U; Leipzig U
Art History: Bukkyo U
Linguistics: Yasuda Women's U

🔹postdoc
Digital Studies: UT Austin (x2)
History: Imperial Household Agency (x2)

🔹N/A
Library: Harvard U
Korea ads this week:

🔸non-TT
Any: University of Maryland

East Asia/Asia ads this week:

🔸postdoc
Religious Studies: Ghent U (x2); ACLS (x3)
So far this month I've spent about 6.75 hrs working on job data logging, which is about $168 of work as of the first week or so of October! Patrons making small monthly donations kindly support about $198 of this otherwise free labor a month. 💕 patreon.com/prcurtis Image
Patrons get a sneak peek at the data every Saturday, and can also request specific visualizations in the weekly updates. This week they got to see how jobs are shaping up by each country's offerings and what regional specialists they're looking for! Image
Thanks for the support as always, folks! More next week. ☕

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10 Oct
I made myself a regular schedule (work in the mornings at a coffee shop, then a trip to the gym, then errands) so I felt I could disconnect. I also organized regular happy hours with other overseas researchers because being outside our usual communities can be very isolating!
I also made regular study dates with friends--traveling around to find new coffeeshops, working together on tasks I knew were achievable, while also getting socializing/commiseration in.
I also had to learn to be more cognizant that I was the person who knew my experience best. It became exhausting to hear "You must be having an AMAZING time on abroad!!" when stress & loneliness was a struggle. It can hurt to have others' expectations contradict your experience.
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10 Oct
"Won't you have an online debate?" "Debate me" culture is a tactic often seen in media punditry & extremist online communities. A Catch-22. If the target accepts the demand, they acknowledge the premise of the argument as valid. If they refuse, they are called cowardly or wrong.
Oftentimes these demands for debate are made knowing that that target is aware it is a logical trap--it is a tactic not intended for actual debate to take place, because the challenger knows they won't accept. The goal is to try to make yourself look good and your enemy look bad.
I will say it again, for the zillionth time, you don't owe anyone your time and energy who is a bad faith actor and who is not willing to meet you on premise of academic integrity, truth, and mutual respect.
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23 Aug
Hello to new followers who have joined in the last day or so! 👋 It's not usually this full of drama, though it has obviously has been recently. I usually post on premodern Japanese history, digital humanities, academic life, and cats with good faces. I try to keep it balanced.
I believe it's important to maintain a positive though grounded perspective on academics & life more generally, and to foster a supportive community. I therefore make open access resources a lot, like my guide to Twitter for academics (and everyone else): prcurtis.com/docs/twittergu…
If you're here because you teach or research East Asia (or want to learn more about it!) I maintain a database of English-language digital resources to help folks diversify their work/learning to include non-European stuff: prcurtis.com/DH/resources/
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23 Aug
I hate to break it to a certain person who seems disturbed to see her photo on Twitter posts, but if you put a photo of yourself on a public social media, it will show up when people link to your--wait for it--public social media. Which is public. Where you put it. To be shared.
It's just silly to try to generate manufactured outrage by pretending to be scared that your photo appears when your public profiles are linked to, claiming that the person is stalking you. You put them there.
The difference is that when you screencap and link our profiles (for months on end) you're inciting nearly 14,000 people to scream lies at & about us, contact our employers, and even send us death threats.
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22 Aug
For 6 months East Asia scholars have been harassed by ultranationalists on Twitter. We've received nonstop messages (even threats), while a ringleader insists *we* are harassers. So here's the evidence for how @sachihirayama has targeted @astanley711 & me. docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d… Image
I focused on Amy & me because we've been targeted by this person with particular hostility. These lists of tweets show that she tweeted at or about us 400+ times, combined. This does NOT include replies to her followers, which often occurred several times over on every thread.
It also does not include her constant retweeting of her followers when they agree with her or take similar actions to her, like screencapping our media, professional profiles, linking to our pages/tweets, contacting employers, etc. These would triple or even quadruple the number.
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Please enjoy Japanese language versions of these invalid argument explainers! Below: Ad Hominem, Cherry Picking, and Conspiracy Theories.
Here we have Fake Experts, Impossible Expectations, and Logical Fallacy.
Here: Magnified Minority, Moving Goalposts, and Oversimplification.
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