mikes barnes

@mikesbarnes.bsky.social

philosophy of words & the world wide web & the work behind it all. associate professor at the university of oslo. michaelrandallbarnes.com

Actual Batman vs Nolan's Batman An absolute soul-crushing abomination. Stripping all color, joy, and life from a breathtaking place and replacing it with drab, gray sludge. This isn't art. It's cultural vandalism and aesthetic terrorism.

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I don't mean to be mean, but if this person (asking this Q on a philosophy blog) is actually asking whether they should do adjunct work to improve their chances on the philosophy job market, their PhD program has utterly failed them

Does it matter how recent a job applicant’s teaching experience is? If I’ve just completed a year of adjuncting, can I pivot to more research-oriented positions (e.g., non-teaching postdoc, permanent research associateship)? Or will committees desire recent teaching experience, such that I should continue adjuncting with some regularity? If so, how much would be a good benchmark?