Busman's Holiday
Some weekends I have no student papers to grade. So what do I do? Grade papers.
In other words, this weekend is all about reviewing a group of papers for an academic folklore journal. Don't expect much blogging unless something really interesting happens.
"Busman's holiday" defined.
Update: I forgot to mention the twenty-some proposals that I need to read and rank for next November's Pagan studies sessions at the American Academy of Religion meeting. That is part of the job of a steering-committee member.
In other words, this weekend is all about reviewing a group of papers for an academic folklore journal. Don't expect much blogging unless something really interesting happens.
"Busman's holiday" defined.
Update: I forgot to mention the twenty-some proposals that I need to read and rank for next November's Pagan studies sessions at the American Academy of Religion meeting. That is part of the job of a steering-committee member.
Labels: scholarship
posted by Chas S. Clifton at 7:57 PM Permalink
4 Comments:
Which journal, if I may ask? I'm a folklore junkie and am always looking for an academically-inclined fix.
Yes, I understand this phenomenon.
I, alas, also have many papers to grade over the break, as I got behind on it while I was sick.
I am about 2/3 through that article I am reviewing for the Pom, incidentally.
Miakoda:
Peer reviews of scholarship in academic journals are supposed to be anonymous, so I should not identify the journal.
Peg:
Get to work! *cracks whip*
yes, working away.
BTW, I think my AAR proposal will not be in the running since I could not get the online forms to work. But WEndy and M. York did get an email version.
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