It's obviously a word !

ok, so now we have some examples of bad writing that you can tolerate if the author is at least honest and humble. But what words are you thinking of that indicate dishonesty and cover-up? (Lucky to have had you as a co-author, so we managed to scrap most of the importantly, ways-in-which etc :-D)

@newbooksnetwork.bsky.social

oh thank you. I asked the AI assistant in no uncertain terms how I could make him go away and he said that I couldn't...

What a nice and thoughtful review. Thanks so much, Thomas!

she cares about people unfriending her, but is she ashamed of the things she says/writes? It doesn't seem like that to me.

haha, sipping my mushroom tea as I type :-)

I hate it even more when peope, say "I" instead of "me" (my pet peeve, though I am coming to realize that this one has moved beyond the point of no return)

I really enjoyed this interview with Owen Flanagan (about his book, What is it Like to be an Addict), where he touches on some of those questions:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qk74...

Thanks for sharing. I am very interested in this topic!

No idea whether this fits the bill (and it's a book, not an article). But would Quill Kukla's City Living be of interest? (Not historiography but ethography, with a strong focus on people occupying and using spaces):
academic.oup.com/book/39258?l...

Thank you Thomas! It was fun!

I look forward to reading what you think. I also plan to keep working on this

OMG that's so great to know (about open access. You mean July 2026?) I was hoping to use it for my intro to methods in philosophy of science class this coming semester