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Slow Scholarship, Medieval Research, and the Neoliberal University
"Slow scholarship in medieval research offers a vital critical counterweight to the quantification, metrics-driven pressure, and rapid output expectations of the contemporary neoliberal university. By examining manuscript traditions, paleography, and deep historical contexts, medievalists require prolonged periods of immersion that directly challenge corporate academic efficiency models. Introduction to Slow Scholarship and Academic Neoliberalism The intersection of slow scholarship, medieval research, and the neoliberal university brings into sharp focus a fundamental tension in higher education today. On one side stands the traditional human..."
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