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https://cesnet.zoom.us/j/91961407717?pwd=dWxudDZ5SVB0UDY0TzVEVTVPdEk4Zz09

Meeting ID: 919 6140 7717
Passcode: 048202

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we will be in P1.31 (underground floor), signs will be up :)

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15-16:30 Friday the 6th, special guest for academic writing

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15-16:30 Friday the 6th, special guest for academic writing

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We’ll cancel the critique circle at 16:30 because most people will be heading out, but we will have a linguistics specialist come talk about academic writing :)

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Hi everyone! I am sharing my short story with all of you just as I promised yesterday in our critique circle session. I hope you will like it and please write me your feedbacks in the comments. Thanks a lot.

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A NewPages Guide to Submission Opportunities

Find where to submit your work with regularly updated submission opportunities, including calls for submissions and writing contests, from literary and alternative magazines, creative writing programs, indie and university presses, literary events, and more.

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The NewPages Guide to Submission Opportunities includes calls for submissions and writing contests from magazines, presses, and more.

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Duosuma is Duotrope's Submission Manager platform. It helps publishing projects and literary agents receive and manage their submissions quickly, easily, and affordably.

About the name: Duosuma is a portmanteau of the first letters from Duotrope, Submission, and Manager.

To submit through Duosuma or participate on a Duosuma team, you need a free personal Duotrope account. A paid Duotrope subscription is not required (although you get extra perks if you have one).

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Duosuma: Duotrope's Submission Manager Platform

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Duosuma is Duotrope's Submission Manager Platform, helping publishers and agents receive and manage their submissions quickly, easily, and affordably.

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Our free weekly e-newsletter provides links to the newest online content from Poets & Writers Magazine, plus highlights from our blogs, writing contest deadlines, job listings, and more.

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Founded in 1970, Poets & Writers is the nation's largest nonprofit organization serving creative writers. Our mission is to foster the professional development of poets

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Free database of 3000+ literary magazines, 1200+ writing contests, a submissions tracker, and other tools to make your writing life not so freaking exhausting.

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https://discover.submittable.com/#how-it-works

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Submittable Discover | Discover Your Next Opportunity

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Never miss an opportunity, a tiny new chance, or an open door. Submittable is an online platform that thousands of organizations use to collect and review all kinds of submissions and applications.

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Home - Submittable Discover | Discover Your Next Opportunity

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Never miss an opportunity, a tiny new chance, or an open door. Submittable is an online platform that thousands of organizations use to collect and review all kinds of submissions and applications.

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Online session starts at 2pm Thursday (try to login around 1:50)

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Online session starts at 2pm Thursday (try to login around 1:50)

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https://cesnet.zoom.us/meeting/tJEucuGvrDIuHNDX9rMPPLwUlccD_UX3rZX8/ics?icsToken=98tyKuCtrT4iHdactB-DRowMA4_4We3zplhbgo15pEb3LhBjThTDOuFBFo1KKIvC

https://cesnet.zoom.us/j/95358729464

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Paragraph template:
Argument structures: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Q7t-Ypi6gz4td7p7WKRZdENnAjeKzcZl/edit?usp=sharing&ouid=115671078009982227279&rtpof=true&sd=true
Academic phrasebank: https://www.phrasebank.manchester.ac.uk/compare-and-contrast/

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Template of Text body (with paragraph structures)

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Really good guide for writing an academic book review

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Really good guide for writing an academic book review

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Skip to Main Content

Get assistance

The library offers a range of helpful services. All of our appointments are free of charge and confidential.

How do I structure a book review?

In many ways, your book review can be structured like a typical essay, using an introduction, body, and conclusion.

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Maira Quintanilha's FABULOUS pdf for postionality

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Maira Quintanilha's FABULOUS pdf for postionality

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https://kajabi.qualiq.ca/products/qualitative-research-blueprint-qrb-march-2021 She has a fantastic blog with a lot of great information and resources to check out for free, and a list of different paid consultations services if you need them.

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Don't forget to also download the browser extension, the MS Word add-on and the desktop app. Check out https://zbib.org/ if you need to quickly look up a citation.

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Just need to create a quick bibliography?

Zotero is a free, easy-to-use tool to help you collect, organize, annotate, cite, and share research.
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Just need to create a quick bibliography? Try ZoteroBib.

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Zotero automatically senses research as you browse the web. Need an article from JSTOR or a preprint from arXiv.org? A news story from the New York Times or a book from a library? Zotero has you covered, everywhere.

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Zotero helps you organize your research any way you want. You can sort items into collections and tag them with keywords. Or create saved searches that automatically fill with relevant materials as you work.

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Zotero | Your personal research assistant

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Zotero is a free, easy-to-use tool to help you collect, organize, cite, and share research.

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Before finishing your rough draft, check the viewpoint of your argument.  Make sure you acknowledge the opposing sides of your argument and then identify their weaknesses to further support your point.

Have I researched and considered other points of view and identified their strengths and weaknesses?

How are my assumptions shaping my point of view?

Should I remedy or better justify those assumptions?

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NEVER assume that your cleverly chosen examples/sources will speak for themselves. ALL examples need your introduction and follow-up commentary.

How is this example/source significant to my paper?

Can I expand on it or explain it in more depth?

Do ALL my sources have well-developed commentary?

Do I introduce ALL my sources so my reader will know where they come from?

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Choose specific examples, quotes, or statistics from your resources.

Remember to incorporate your own thinking and conclusion to stand as the main argument behind your writing.

Why is this statement important?

What is it saying about my subject matter?

Why did I include it in my paper?

How does it support my argument?

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I need an in-person photo of everyone for our Erasmus funding overlords. Please come in person on Wednesday at 12. We also need to do one digitally, so if I can ask everyone to sign in to the Zoom Thursday at 2pm, I'll take a screenshot.

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Template to process peer review (or any feedback)

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Template to process peer review (or any feedback)

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Template to process Peer Review criticism

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How to make a good research question (handout)

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How to make a good research question (handout)

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Another Guiding star – Academic mission statement

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Another Guiding star – Academic mission statement

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https://scholarsvoice.org/academic-mission-statement/

I use [methodologies/theoretical frames] to study [population] [phenomenon] [context] in order to [change you want to see in the world].

And here’s an example of the template filled in (this is Kathy Mazak's mission statement!): I use ethnographic methods to study translanguaging in Puerto Rican university classrooms in order to normalize bilingual content learning and inform theories of bilingualism.

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Places to sign up for listservs, see C4Ps, etc:
https://call-for-papers.sas.upenn.edu/, https://networks.h-net.org/, https://www.liverpool.ac.uk/philosophy/philos-l/
https://www.comicgesellschaft.de/en/ or https://comicsforum.org/ for comics studies
Dr. Aquilina says: don't start small, start big - go for it!

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Asking out of necessity, is there a chance the talk on academic publishing could be recorded and made available to us?

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During one of my classes on scottish literature, I was tasked with working on Muriel Spark's "Driver's seat," which is a book on which there are many articles, stressing how powerful texttual form in general is in Spark's novels, but no academic that I've read so far has seemed to give the text the power they claim it has, completely omitting the issue of analyzing its complex and immensely interesting form.

The reason why the form is of note is that upon careful reading it can be claimed that it resembles a stylized police report based on many of its defining characteristics. Therefore, one has to read while keeping in mind the possibility of the text becoming otherwise, it being only a possibility among a plethora of others that affirms their possibility (think Nietzsche - eternal recurrence).

An idea can be borrowed from horror theory of violence as an aesthetically generative process and in combination with Foucault's insistence that punishment have a manifestation upon the body proper to the crime (in a kind of reflection based on difference as opposed to sameness), an aesthetics of punishment can be formulated.

The novel's form can in turn attest to the problem of difference when it comes to the relation of crime and punishment and, through considering the matter through aesthetic criteria, allow for foregrounding a pragmatic thinking of the efficacy of punitive measures and rethinking their cruelty as unnecessary.

(The attempt was to outline a hole in research in the particular subject, how in turn I could fill that hole and suggest a particular link to theory and sort of movement "beyond the work" that I find a typical feature of critical theory)

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Fun, funny and easy to play! It's also easy to adjust it to lean into different genres, good for a 3 hour game.

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Traveling through time had never seemed so long and painful to him. Coldness spread through his bones. He was surrounded by the pitch black. It was eerily quiet until it started to rain. The rain was getting louder and louder, ringing in his ears. He doubled over and that's when he realized he was there.

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Analyzing Toni Morrison’s “Recitatif” Through an Intersectionality Lens 

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Analyzing Toni Morrison’s “Recitatif” Through an Intersectionality Lens 

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Why am I writing this paper?

Narratives can be used as a tool to analyze how identity markers, such as gender, race and age are actively constructed and shaped by writers and readers of literary text.

I want to use Toni Morrison’s short story “Recitatif” as an example to show how analyzing literary pieces through an intersectionality perspective can help expose and bring awareness on the cultural nature of gender, age and race and how these identity markers overlap to create different forms of subordination and oppression.

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Creating a guiding star / abstract notes from session

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Creating a guiding star / abstract notes from session

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Create a new document and edit with others at the same time -- from your computer, phone or tablet. Get stuff done with or without an internet connection. Use Docs to edit Word files. Free from Google.

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https://www.pictamanent.com/

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There are many reasons why reading Latin for 'false friends' (words which sound like something familiar in your native language, but are actually not!) is a bad habit, but I find that it can be encouraging for people still warming up to Latin to feel like they already have a start. Etymologically, Ademar's Latin will...

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https://maps.app.goo.gl/XThr8SchyZWNzjsF6
Křížkovského 512/10, 779 00 Olomouc 9. There will be many signs posted. Room 2.25 "dekanska zasedacka"

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Find local businesses, view maps and get driving directions in Google Maps.

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Online follow-up! This short meeting is required for all credited / funded participants (and anyone else who wants to come along) to check in one week after the workshop to see how your writing is going.

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Instruction sessions and online presentations will be streamed here: https://cesnet.zoom.us/j/95358729464   Meeting ID: 953 5872 9464, participants can make use of the Q&A function or internal chat.
Please use headphones and have your full name visible on the account.
Guided writing and critique circles will not be streamed, but you can share your work and get feedback here on the Padlet ;)

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10:30-12 Creative writing instruction

12-13:30 Guided writing

13:30-15 Comics writing instruction

15-16:30 Academic writing instruction

16:30-18 Last critique circle

Evening: Czech Researchers' Night booth on "Writers' secrets"

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Special Friday night activity - Writers' secrets 

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Special Friday night activity - Writers' secrets 

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We'll have a booth at Czech Researchers' Night about Secrets of Writing and Writers' Secrets :) Fun exercises for poetry, prose and comics!

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For children and adults

Thank you for experiencing the mystery with us. Explore, discover and have fun exploring. Until the end of the year, we have an online program for you to look at. What are you looking for an answer to? Unleash your curiosity and unlock the gateway to the wondrous secrets of the whole world.

Researchers' Night is organised by universities and science facilities in the following cities.

Researchers' Night is organised by universities and science facilities in the following cities.

Hours of clever fun

Researchers' Night was initiated by the European Commission in 2005 and its mission is to show that science is not boring, but on the contrary is a source of interesting and fascinating phenomena. One day a year, universities, research and development centres, science centres, and other places open with free guided tours, popular education presentations, workshops, experiments, science shows, music, and performances, amongst others, taking place. The aim of Researchers' Night is to dispel myths about scientists as people locked in laboratories and to show the general public that they are "ordinary people" who do work for each of us, they can present it in an engaging way, and they can also have a good time.

More about Researchers' Night

visitors

sites in the Czech Republic

events

involved researchers

Media partners

The nocvedcu.cz domain has been provided by the Faculty of Chemistry, Brno University of Technology. The noc-vedcu.cz domain has been made available by Techmania Science Center.

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beecode app & web development studio, www.beecode.io

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Tajemná, nedostižná a komplikovaná. I tak na vás může věda působit, ale ne když je Noc vědců. Noc, kdy vám věda a vědci ukážou svou pravou tvář.

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Hello! I'm Viera, and I'm a third-year bachelor's student at Comenius University. 

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Hello! I'm Viera, and I'm a third-year bachelor's student at Comenius University. 

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This is the basis for my bachelor's thesis which I will be working on during the next academic year. I am still a beginner in academic writing, so I'm greatly excited for the workshop!

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Hi All! My name is Katharine and I hope to use the workshop to make some progress on my master's thesis!

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Hi All! My name is Katharine and I hope to use the workshop to make some progress on my master's thesis!

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Here is my current project description (which might change a bit!):
I am writing about how two novels by contemporary American author Gillian Flynn (Gone Girl and Dark Places) subvert the traditional crime novel genre's reliance on gendered stereotypes of violence. The novels do this in two ways, by destabilizing both the readers' process of reading a crime fiction novel and Flynn's own process of writing within such a formula-driven genre. The role of the reader is undermined by her inclusion of characters that exist as external, but interested, parties to the crime (true crime clubs, journalists, etc.) with whom the reader identifies. She subsequently maligns these characters and positions them as a negative, destructive force, forcing the reader to confront their own consumption of the novel's story. She undermines the formula of the crime novel itself through her inversion of various narrative techniques, including unreliable narration, traditional chronology, stereotyped roles of victim/perpetrator, and traditional narrative closure. By either inverting or eschewing these formulaic techniques, Flynn forces the reader to confront their expectations for a crime novel, which frequently entail stereotyped gendered tropes and passive consumption of violence.

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The file's too big, so download link below.

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Hi everyone! My name is Dana and I'm a MA student at the University of Graz.

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Hi everyone! My name is Dana and I'm a MA student at the University of Graz.

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Here is a research paper I submitted two months ago for a Linguistics Course. I hope you enjoy it ;).
Looking forward to meeting all of you ;)