Casual Research Assistants Wanted!
Assisted Lab is a transnational ERC-funded project that focuses on the stories 鈥� books, films, plays, documentaries etc. 鈥� of assisted dying and the ways in which they influence law and politics. One of its outputs is A Living Archive of Assisted Dying (), a digital cultural archive that features summaries of the cultural productions of assisted dying and references to them in legal contexts. We are particularly looking for casual research assistants to provide entries for the archive in areas where we do not currently have linguistic expertise. These include but are not limited to Spanish, Italian, and Japanese.
Position Summary:聽Creating archive entries by summarizing and commenting on post-2000 books/films/performances/audio contributions related to assisted dying, assembling and categorizing references to them in legal contexts and media. Uploading archival entries to website. Training provided.
蚕耻补濒颈蹿颈肠补迟颈辞苍蝉:听Knowledge of languages other than English, French, and German is an asset. The RA, a 黑料不打烊 Graduate Student, could come from a range of backgrounds including anthropology, film studies, literature, healthcare topics, law, or philosophy.
Please send a CV, writing sample, and one-page max letter that addresses qualifications, motivation, and schedule to vanessa.rampton [at] mcgill.ca by October 19 2024. The project is headed by Professor Anna Elsner, University of St Gallen, and the RA will work with Vanessa Rampton, Affiliate Member of the Department of Equity, Ethics, and Policy.
Hourly Salary:聽$25.00
Hours per Week:聽5 (Part time)
Course Lecturer
Priority Points:聽
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