#twecon update

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#twecon, the conference that takes place on Twitter, via the medium of tweets, takes place on July the 11th.

Here are some of the papers you can expect:

HORansome – The problem with official theories

DCBCauchi – Perspective painting proves nothing exists

stacefamily – Moving beyond love and luck: building right relationships and respecting lived experience in New Zealand autism policy

In 1997 a mother killed her autistic daughter but in spite of much policy attention since, ASD remains a ‘wicked’ problem. Why?

stutterdude – Stuttering Fun Facts: things you might not have known about stuttering

monkeyfluids – A meta-comedic defence of touchy topics

Plus many more.

Published by M R. X. Dentith

Author of "The Philosophy of Conspiracy Theories" (Palgrave Macmillan), M wrote their PhD on epistemic issues surrounding belief in conspiracy theories. They are a frequent media commentator on the weird and the wonderful, both locally and internationally. On occasion they can be caught dreaming about wax lions but, mostly, it is rumoured they work for elements of the New World Order.

2 Replies to “#twecon update”

  1. Couple of questions, pretty sure answers are ‘no’, but just to check:

    1 – is there a limit to the number of papers per person?
    2 – do they have to be in English?

    1. You are correct; you can give as many papers as you like (I might give two) and they don’t have to be in English. Indeed, one paper might be in, or contain a lot of, Rarotongan.

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