Academic citizenship, together: Prioritising care and reflexivity in scholarly life

Bao-Chau Pham, Kathleen Gregory, Sarah Davies, Andrea Schikowitz, Esther Dessewffy, Elaine Goldberg, Nora Ederer, Ariadne Avkıran, Constantin Holmer
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This essay explores dimensions of academic citizenship relating to collegiality and collectivity within academia. Building on notions of reflexivity and care, and from a starting point that highlights some of the problems of the conditions and nature of contemporary academic work, it offers a discussion of how scholars might define and interrogate values for relating to one another as colleagues. Though we focus on and discuss our own values and practices, we argue for the processual, unfinished nature of these. Academic citizenship is thus framed as a reflexive process that aims to create caring spaces within academia
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共同承担学术公民责任:在学术生活中优先考虑关爱和反思性
这篇文章探讨了学术界中与同事关系和集体主义有关的学术公民意识的各个方面。文章以反思性和关怀的概念为基础,从强调当代学术工作的条件和性质的一些问题出发,讨论了学者们如何界定和审视同事间相互关系的价值观。尽管我们关注并讨论了我们自己的价值观和实践,但我们认为这些价值观和实践具有过程性和未完成性。因此,学术公民被视为一个反思过程,旨在学术界创造关爱空间
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