And here's the link: www.berghahnjournals.com/view/journal... . LATISS is open access, so do go and take a look at the wonderful papers making up this thematic (and very special) issue.

I covet! Alas, in Dublin... Looking forward to getting the book though. Soon!

And in a happy twist of fate it has been published in the "Postcolonialism: forging a knowledge of belonging" issue guest edited by Nuraan Davids: www.tandfonline.com/toc/ceae20/2...

I look at Freire's work to consider how listening can be viewed as the 'silent partner' in theories of dialogue, and how central it is for considering how we learn when we are wrong. I'm arguing through ontology against an exclusively epistemological framing of dialogue (and education).

The project is funded by Polish National Agency for Academic Exchange and @agtgibson.bsky.social is an academic mentor of the project in TCD

Kinda has the vibe of chiding the unsophisticated ordinary idiom for not appreciating the nuances, but when all is said and done it doesn't actually have anything to do with those nuances. It just wanted you to know that it was aware of them.

Stephen King: why do you hate dune so much?
Tolkien: isn't it obvious?
Dean Koontz: is it because you're a deontologist and dune is consequentialism?
Tolkien:
Tolkien: what