Journal of Swedish Antiquarian Research, focusing on Nordic history and archaeology. Published by the Royal Swedish Academy of Letters, History and Antiquities since 1906. Available in English, Swedish, Danish and Norwegian.
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@Fornvannen@archaeo.social
Journal of the Finnish Anthropological Society, a peer-reviewed open access English language anthropology journal.
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@suomenantropologi@fediscience.org
Senior Researcher in Linguistics at the National Centre for Scientific Research (CNRS) in France and member of the Academia Europaea. Particular interests language contact, bilingualism and endangered languages spoken in the Balkans and Latin America.
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@Lila@scholar.social
Online publication about philosophy aimed at a technical audience, covering all areas of philosophy.
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@epochemagazine@fediphilosophy.org
Interdisciplinary platform for medieval studies across Oxford University.
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@OxMedStud@mastodonapp.uk
Official account for the Institute for Cultural Anthropology & European Ethnology and Science & Technology Studies at Goethe University Frankfurt.
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@KAEEGoetheUni@assemblag.es
Non-profit interdisciplinary association of research institutes in Germany, founded in 1911.
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@maxplanckgesellschaft@wisskomm.social
Non-profit association for discourse studies run by its members.
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@DiscourseNet@fediscience.org
Academic journal on all aspects of social development in infancy, childhood and adolescence from a psychological perspective.
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@SocialDevelopment@fediscience.org
Academic journal about the links between philosophy and psychology.
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@PhilosophicalPsychology@fediscience.org
Videos about philosophers, their ideas and their historical context.
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@letstalkphilosophy@tilvids.com
Academic journal about history of philosophy, published by Brill since 1998.
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@hpla@fediphilosophy.org
Map historian and geographer, Osher Professor in history of cartography at the University of Southern Maine, Director of History of Cartography Project at the University of Wisconsin-Madison in the USA. Runs the “Mapping As A Process” blog.
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@mhedney@historians.social
American non-profit history magazine written by adjuncts, museum workers and independent scholars.
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@contingent_mag@mas.to
Senior Lecturer in Digital Archaeology and Heritage in the Department of Archaeology at the University of York.
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@clmorgan@archaeo.social
The Digital Humanities Program at Michigan State University, USA.
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@dhatmsu@h-net.social
Free open source software tools to help researchers create experiments in behavioural sciences including psychology, neuroscience, psychophysics, linguistics, behavioural economics etc.
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@psychopy@mastodon.social
Institute promoting research, discussion and development of co-operatives and related fields. Founded in 1975 as part of the HEC Montréal public business school in Canada.
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@institutcoop@mstdn.ca
Linguist interested in forensic linguistics, cognitive semantics, authorial attribution, threat assessment and stylistics.
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@vilyrou@mastodon.social
Professor of History, sport and environmental historian. Particularly keen on the history of bicycles, posting lots of historical photos, articles and other materials.
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@DrRickWoten@historians.social
Print and digital magazine for people interested in languages and linguistics.
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@babel@masto.ai
Associate professor of journalism at the University of Massachusetts Amherst, researching media distribution.
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@josh@scholar.social
Peer-reviewed academic journal covering theoretical linguistics, published by the Cambridge University Press.
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@JoLinguistics@mastodon.world
Cluster of excellence at Kiel University in Germany, exploring the social, environmental and cultural processes that have substantially marked human development.
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@clusterroots@fediscience.org
Archaeologist and criminologist at Maastricht University, studying artefact and fossil smuggling, art crime and theft of cultural objects.
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@Drdonnayates@archaeo.social
Anthropologist researching academia, currently working in the US, UK and Ireland.
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@DonnaLanclos@scholar.social