I am a bit behind on blogging the slow academia season of Philosophy and Theory of Higher Education Society (PaTHES) virtual social meets. Covid has hit our household and I am working reduced hours while we are in isolation. So far we are feeling ok, but today seems a bit tougher than previous days. I … Continue reading Uses and abuses of slow
poetry
A poem for staying still
I read this poem many years ago, lost it for a long time, and am thankful to have found it again here. Among Women, Marie Ponsot (1972) What women wander? Not many. All. A few. Most would, now & then, & no wonder. Some, and I’m one, Wander sitting still. My small grandmother Bought from … Continue reading A poem for staying still
The first sip
I am reblogging this from my university's learning and teaching blog. The poem will be familiar to regular readers of this blog (but well worth reading again). Future posts will be new content, but it seemed fitting to start from the first sip. And I want to share the artwork created by my talented colleague … Continue reading The first sip
The Slow Academic 