Feb 17Pathologies of Laterality and LinearityGuest post by Gareth Farmer, academic of English Literature and Senior Lecturer in English at the University of Bedfordshire. Gareth has published books, art...
Jan 14Towards 'Exquisite Ladders of the Mind': The persistence of linear thinking, reading, and writing.A plethora of assistive technology can, according to neurotypical discourse (‘have you tried Dragon Dictate?’), redress the dyslexic academic paradox (whereb...
Dec 9, 2019Dyslexia and The Problem with pride*Guest post by Danny Dorling, Halford Mackinder Professor of Geography in the school of Geography and the Environment at the University of Oxford. Danny has p...
Aug 8, 2019Between My Safe Space and an Academic Job Guest post by Benjamin Thorne. Benjamin researches memory and transitional justice, using continental philosophy to explore empirical issues during periods o...
Jun 16, 2019The Tyranny of the Letter: Dyslexia and the Writing-dominant AcademyThe twentieth century philosopher Jacques Derrida didn’t much like that his nineteenth century not-so-intellectual-ally Jean-Jacques Rousseau preferred speec...
Apr 11, 2019Making Sense of the Sensorium Guest post by Kate Herrity. Kate researches prisons and has an interest in sensory criminology. Kate's prison soundscapes made during her doctoral research, ...
Jan 23, 2019'Word pictures' and colour in the learning-different academyI'm a dyslexic, visually-stressed, and attention-deficit 'disordered' academic. My learning-different cocktail means that I have an aptitude for comprehendin...