As previously stated, I attended the Book- & Library con in Gothenburg this Thursday. I thought I’d recount some of that experience here for the benefit of the ‘scryers’ of the TwilightShadows.
Staying the night with two girls…
The trip was paid for by the department I attend, the Department for Culture Studies, but of course we [...]
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Book convention ‘08
Posted in Food & Drink, Humanities, Tech, books, typography, writing, tagged book, con, gothenburg, bokmässa, göteborg, conference, convention, stars, death piglet, taschen, bok- och biblioteksmässa on September 28, 2008 | 6 Comments »
Why are Smileys not in the history books?
Posted in Humanities, New media, books, writing, tagged writing, typography, books, history, communication, smiley, parchment, cuniform, hieroglyph, blog, dilemma on September 8, 2008 | 3 Comments »
I recently began a course in the history of handwritten texts, and I must say it has made me think a lot about communication.
Throughout history we are inclined to think that we as a race have evolved into more and more advanced creatures, which in turn has led to more and more advanced communication. We [...]
La Lynch de Lumière?
Posted in Humanities, Legends, Movies, Philosophy, Streaming, Tech, tagged beauty, cinema, cinematograph, david lynch, film, interesting, lumière, short on May 19, 2008 | No Comments »
I am still undecided whether I am a fan of David Lynch or not, though I certainly dig some of his stuff. But this was quite beautiful and interesting I thought. It is Lynches contribution to a compilation made in the mid 90’s. Everyone had to only use the original Cinematographe invented by the [...]
Linotype FontExplorer X
Posted in Humanities, New media, Philosophy, Tech, apps, mac, web 2.0, writing, tagged atm, font, fontexplorer, fontfetishist, linotype, mac, typography on May 16, 2008 | No Comments »
People who are into design and layout tend to be FF; Font Fetishists. As such it after a while tends to get difficult to keep track of all the fonts. And even thought Mac OS X handles fonts in a better way than the good old classic Mac System, there is still room for improvement.
So [...]
Ranting on Religious Freedom and Human Rights (part 1?)
Posted in Humanities, Philosophy, tagged contradiction, faulty, human rights, logic, Philosophy, philosophy of religion, Religion, religious freedom on April 23, 2008 | No Comments »
At the moment I’m writing on my thesis about weather or not we need religious freedom. Is it a viable freedom or should we just be done with it and enjoy our rights to free speech and freedom of thought? I still have not reached a verdict, as, due to slightly to many personal problems, [...]
Humanities in the tech industry?
Posted in Humanities, Philosophy, Tech, tagged dik, Humanities, interview, job, lund, Philosophy, practical, Tech, trendethnography, university, venturelab, work on March 6, 2008 | No Comments »
Yesterday I partook in the annual get together at the Uni where we are told that people who study the humanities can indeed be both useful and worth the money in a corporate environment. As this is news to many companies it is oftentimes a very interesting day out. There was only one problem this [...]













