- Inciteful (adj.): It refers to the situation where an article, paper, or book has heaps of citations to works that the author has never read.
Sunday, December 4, 2011
Political Science Jargon Invention Game
Thanks to a friend (H/T to Coop), I have a new game here at the Spew: taking words, either real or faked (or spelling mistakes) and turn them into Academic Jargon. Here is the first one to get folks going:
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Rigorarific (adj.): an article, chapter, or book that has met the highest methodological standards, regardless of the value, insight, importance or relevance of the question answered or contribution to knowledge.
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