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title: 'Planned Obsolescence, Scholarly Publishing, and Peer Review'
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date: '2008-05-25T01:23:02-04:00'
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permalink: /planned-obsolescence-scholarly/
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tags:
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- 'planned obsolescence'
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- publishing
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- research
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- writing
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I’m back at work on the peer review chapter this morning; I started re-reading it yesterday, but was unable to make much sense of what I’d done during the spring. Yesterday, at least, I was still firmly in the scrambled-eggs-for-brains stage, in which I was *pretty* sure that the sentences that I was reading were written in English, but wouldn’t have been willing to swear to their meaning in court. Today’s a bit better — a second full night’s sleep! — and so I’m re-re-reading, and have a better sense of what’s going on in the draft, I think.
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In the meantime, though, [Miriam](http://littleprofessor.typepad.com/the_little_professor/2008/05/a-far-far-bette.html) has pointed to a number of conversations and issues with which this chapter (and the larger project) crosses paths, all of which reminds me that I really need to get cracking — and need to get some of the material I’m working with blogged sooner rather than later. I’m hoping to sketch out a plan for the project as a whole, and the blog’s relationship to it, in the next few days.
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