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The difference in language was subtle but noticeable, because there is an implicit understanding that the article is written for someone who has the necessary background on the subject. The writer was able to not have to explain every concept in a journal for phd., since the readers were supposed to bring a baseline of knowledge, or know how and where to go to be educated (or who to ask). This is despite the fact that both were available via jstor.

There will always be people having conversations about things that are beyond your understandig on the topic. I do not instantly understand nuclear physics or computer science or organic chemistry, but I give credentialed people that I know aren't cranks the benefit of doubt that they know what's going on. This respect is often not extended to humanities people talking about their work because "blue curtain is just blue" people think the high school education they mostly rejected puts them on the same field of discussion as people educated on the subject. Yet, these are the people who get mad when they find that rudely interjecting into a conversation where everyone else is on the same page and saying understanding the conversation is too hard in an extremely hostile manner gets a answered with hostility.

Season is a beautiful bicycling adventure where you explore & document a doomed world.

WHAT WE OWE EACH OTHER; horror, werewolves and mean girls, a fun cross between ginger snaps and russian doll. TRIGGER WARNINGS: suicide mentions, vague implications of sexual trauma

MIA & MAYA; horror, doppelgangers and balance. a woman is confronted by a unnervingly familiar face.

INGRID’S BODY; horror, a body after hours.

PICTURED: MARY MAGDALENE AT THE TOMB; drama, a mother faces the after effects of sainthood. TW; self-immolation, mentions of self-harm

THE WATER WOMEN; horror, a town’s strange tradition and the woman who follow it. TW; drowning

CHERRY WINE; horror + romance, a not-so-sweet sweet love. TW; violence

HOW TO MAKE A VASE; a mother grieves and turns to pottery. TW; cults, child death

BLUEBEARD; a woman is visited by her husband’s very persistent ex-wife

WHAT DINAH KNEW; what to do when your child is not your child? a changeling story.

IN WHICH TWO WOMEN KILL A MAN; the title explains it all, really.