millieqed.bsky.social
Historian, Univ. Southern Denmark, working on the history of the British Welfare State. Erstwhile Birmingham, Warwick, LSHTM.
👤 Joined on 03 outubro 2023
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It says that people stopped writing big books.
Show PostOne might hope a growing/diversifying field to have a flattening citation distribution over time, leading to fewer central actors and more diffuse literatures. That's not necessarily the correct explanation for your data—but there are many potentially correct ones that sidestep what you're implying.
Show PostWhats the "age-range" of the dissertations? As in would that explain a fair share of the topics in the dissertations? On the other note I assume that fewer "grand theories" get developed. Much ground in that regards has been covered ealier.
Show PostDefinitely a sign of a club with a properly functioning PR strategy, no way the optics of this could be anything less than perfect.
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