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Ellen Muehlberger@emuehlbe.bsky.social |
Okay, here's a niche Q: where, in the order of things in a festschrift, does the honoree's CV go? Post-dedication, pre-TOC? Post-everything, at the back? Another better place?
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@shilib3.bsky.social
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Librarian preference for the front, as then it may show up in some previews. Along with contributor bio blurbs.
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Andrew Sabl
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I don’t think I’ve ever seen a full cv in a Festschrift. There’s often a list of publications, usually in the back, and I like it there.
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Brandon W. Hawk
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I've seen it both at the front (sometimes after an introduction) & at the back; & I have to admit I prefer it at the end.
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Caroline (Carrie) T. Schroeder
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We skipped that step for Melania since it was an undercover FS. I think in the back? I can’t remember if I’ve seen CVs or only lists of publications (which of course don’t capture someone’s true influence on/work in academia)
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Andrew Jacobs (he/him)
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spelled out one letter at a time in the first letter of every sentence in the book
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