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Reviewer #2 is a meme, of course, and at least partly a fiction, but it nevertheless reflects the real dark side of the unfair standards, cultures of bitterness, and bullying that exist in academia. These problem reviewers are a real phenomenon worthy of investigation.

https://www.lexacademic.com/blog/whos-afraid-of-reviewer-2/

Publications often reinforce stereotypes, , and negative portrayals of experiences. For neurodivergent individuals, like the author of our latest blog post, the impact can be devastating.



https://www.lexacademic.com/blog/authenticity-and-sensitivity-readings-for-neurodiversity-lex-academic-blog

Our legacy services help families, executors, trustees, and universities steward the scholarly and literary legacies of late academics and authors. We also assist in planning and implementing initiatives that serve to promote the legacy of living authors.

https://www.lexacademic.com/legacies-literary-estates-and-nachlasse/

We are incredibly honoured that legendary OUP philosophy editor Peter Momtchiloff has joined our team at Lex Academic as Associate Publication Consultant.

With 34 years' experience at Oxford University Press, Peter's insights into crafting competitive book proposals will be invaluable to our mission of helping researchers get published in the most prestigious outlets across the humanities and social sciences.

https://www.lexacademic.com/team/

In this guest blog, Kathleen Murphy-Hollies reflects on her experience of completing a PhD-by-papers, a thesis composed of thematically linked academic papers rather than a traditional thesis. She discusses the advantages of this format, including early publishing opportunities, greater thematic flexibility, and a realistic preview of academic life.



https://www.lexacademic.com/blog/on-doing-a-phd-by-papers/