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I love a good footnote (1), me. But I know some people loathe them. I just can’t understand this. What’s not to like about a good footnote? Humanities scholars tend to like a good footnote; some citation styles – many used … Continue reading
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We write much more than we ever publish. A lot of unseen writing is about acquiring the knowledge that we need in order to do the writing that will be made public. We read much more than we cite. A lot of … Continue reading
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