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My dissertation does not write itself, apparently. . #phdlyf #phdlife #phdgram #dissertation #dissertationstation #vscobook #vscocam #vscoreads #vscodaily #phdcandidate #gradschool #gradstudent #gradreading #writersofinstagram #writing (at Singapore)
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Today we had a class on archives. Went to the library and learned some things, touched some things and smelled some things from special collections. This caught my eye. #PhDlyf #PhDStudent https://www.instagram.com/p/CrfGBgSLtoh/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
I have a bad habit of overquoting when I write. I mean, I'd just stack one quote of an author (often a paragraph long) with another one, another one, another one... You probably know what I mean. I try to hide behind the big names and the big words. Hiding my actual argument, making it less clear, sometimes obscure. . I just recently do this: I'd note massive amount of quotes from different authors on specific topic on a table along with the citation details. This will still allow me to 'rely' on the quotes. What I'll do next is synthesize what's on the table. A 9-page-obsessive-quote-everything table would usually turn up as 1 paragraph in my thesis chapter. What's cool is that this paragraph can be direct but also informed. I don't bore the readers with overquoted definitions or statements from OTHER scholars and instead start to present MYSELF as the scholar in charge 😎 (of course my readers (my supervisor and examiners) understand that grad students are allowed to be amateur scholars 😅) . Anyway, this table technique has helped me be more confident about my reading speed (I read for a purpose, to define a term or find a specific argument on a topic) as well as my writing. ❤️ . #phdlyf #phdlife #phd #phdproblems #phddiaries #phdgram #gradstudent #gradschool #thesislife #dissertation #dissertationstation
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I wanna draw, play games or write a short and helpful post right now but I can't - I have so much writing for my PhD confirmation to do it's disgusting. A panel will be grilling my proposal in March. Hoo boy.
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Being an academic can also be incredibly lonely despite the fact you drag yourself into shared PhD students space you're meant to be completely self-reliant and I've never been great at that.
That's actually the reason why I enjoyed reading 'Botchan' so much, it's quite nihilistic about youth and novelty, and the protag is such a scumbag that gets into fights all the time and yet has somehow become a teacher and believes in things like personal integrity despite being so flawed.
I think this whole PhD confirmation cycle has just gotten me depressed about study in general lately.
The worst thing about being white and also an academic for me has to be a magnification of the 'academic guilt' phenomenon.
Not only do I constantly feel intellectually inadequate by nature but I feel like I only got a scholarship for my PhD because I'm white and therefore I feel like I'm removing opportunities from worthier others. I'm aware that I self-deprecate to the degree that I think all the work I do as insignificant regardless of the reminder in my mind that I wouldn't even be in a PhD program if I wasn't worthy. Yet I look to my fellows in the PhD space we have and all of these people are a) non-Australian citizens and b) don't get much (or any) gov't support.
I feel like I have such a comfortable life that it's crippling when I recognise how much time I perceive as 'wasted' in leisure and browsing shit on tumblr.
