File:Hypatia associate editors' apology, 1 May 2017.jpg
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Summary[edit]
| Description |
Part of an apology, posted by Hypatia's board of associate editors on 1 May 2017, for the publication of one of the journal's peer-reviewed articles. At the top is a statement, added 25 May 2017, that the apology does not reflect the views of the editor or board of directors. |
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Hypatia's Facebook page. |
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Yes. The apology contains 1,156 words; this portion shows 167 words. |
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Yes |
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To illustrate the lead |
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No |
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The apology, published on 1 May 2017, was controversial and much discussed. That the editor-in-chief and board of directors stood by the article was also the focus of discussion. Examples of the news coverage: New York magazine, The Chronicle of Higher Education , The Times, The New York Times. |
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