#uni reading

[words-and-coffee]

For whom is it well, for whom is it well? There is no one for whom it is well.

Chinua Achebe, Things Fall Apart

[socstudies]

30-11-23

a November photo dump to celebrate 1k followers! /// atm I'm trying to get my shit together and I'm always super motivated to study when I'm active on studyblr bc I need to study to have something to post about lol

[im-really-confused121]

“By denying women control over their bodies, the state deprived them of the most fundamental condition for physical and psychological integrity and degraded maternity to the status of forced labour”

- Silvia Federici, The Devaluation of Women’s Labour (2009)

[lacernatum]

I'm reading Salome and it's really giving me Ghuleh vibes, all the references to the moon, the beautiful woman, the obvious tie-ins to religious themes,

[love-hope-faith-feels-like-a-lie]

Was anyone going to tell me I was in Dracula? 😂

[sophiesuni]

17.11.20 - Today I had an online meeting with my new student mentors for this year and it was really nice to chat to some older law students.

I had a politics tutorial this afternoon and we discussed some interesting readings on the state and its justifications.

[slow-reader]

Found a cute cafe in the corner of uni

[minimaliststudy]

back to school/uni masterpost

reading

7 tips to read more effectively

how to take notes on reading (1)

how to take notes on reading (2)

managing reading workloads

research

google scholar (academic journals)

jstor (academic journals)

academia.edu (social networking/sharing platform for academics)

scholarpedia (academic wikipedia)

wolfram alpha (a ‘computational knowledge engine’)

wikipedia for schools (information matches UK curriculum)

essay writing

easy referencing/citing (bibliography maker)

grammarly (grammar checker)

calmly (distraction free word processor)

studying

pomodoro timer

prioritise

how to use mind maps

how to use flash cards