Johanna I Römer
@johannaromer.bsky.social
Anthropologist, Lecturer at UniEssex (law, technology, new media) migration studies, ethnography of science & governance, race & discourse studies
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At the end of the interview, that old chestnut: dismissing the significance of social media.
I mean, yes. Of course social media is problematic, in so many ways.
But for historians, dismissing its power is an act of incredible privilege.
JL is a Harvard prof.; that's the only network she needs. 🗃️
I mean, yes. Of course social media is problematic, in so many ways.
But for historians, dismissing its power is an act of incredible privilege.
JL is a Harvard prof.; that's the only network she needs. 🗃️
Why Historian Jill Lepore Hated 'Barbie'
Jill Lepore discussed her new collection of essays.
time.com
August 27, 2023 at 11:52 PM
At the end of the interview, that old chestnut: dismissing the significance of social media.
I mean, yes. Of course social media is problematic, in so many ways.
But for historians, dismissing its power is an act of incredible privilege.
JL is a Harvard prof.; that's the only network she needs. 🗃️
I mean, yes. Of course social media is problematic, in so many ways.
But for historians, dismissing its power is an act of incredible privilege.
JL is a Harvard prof.; that's the only network she needs. 🗃️