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Historical Sensationalism. On the Morality of History
Yesterday evening, Marita Mathijsen, one of the leading Dutch literary historians, gave the 38th Huizinga-lecture at the St. Pieterskerk in Leiden. An elaborate version of this lecture has been publis… more →
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Historical Sensationalism. On the Morality of History
jannekeadema1979 wrote 1 week ago: Yesterday evening, Marita Mathijsen, one of the leading Dutch literary historians, gave the 38th Hui … more →
Poetry and Audio Cassettes as Vehicles for Social Change. On the Film Men Of Words by Johanne Haaber Ihle
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jannekeadema1979 wrote 1 week ago: Johanne Haaber Ihle graduated this fall from the MA program in Visual Anthropology at the University … more →
Society of the Query – Part 2: Gugerli, Fuller, Manovich, Ludovico, Bruno and Van ’t Hof
jannekeadema1979 wrote 2 weeks ago: Part 1 of my notes on the Society of the Query conference can be found here. David Gugerli a histori … more →
Society of the Query – Part 1: Lovink, Boutang, Pasquinelli and Numerico
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jannekeadema1979 wrote 2 weeks ago: Last month the Institute of Network Cultures organized a two day conference entitled Society of the … more →
Publishing, Peer Review and Quality Certification in the Digital Age
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jannekeadema1979 wrote 1 month ago: Every month the Special Collections department of the University of Amsterdam hosts a book salon, ea … more →
Proust, Squid and Wolf
jannekeadema1979 wrote 2 months ago: I just finished reading Proust and the Squid, the fascinating book by Maryanne Wolf about how we dev … more →
(Interim) Wallace prophecy
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jannekeadema1979 wrote 3 months ago: “There existed today, the three sham-Stans sang, an untapped national market for myth. Linearity was … more →
Post Literacy
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jannekeadema1979 wrote 4 months ago: The concept or theory of post literacy (which I learned about via James Bridle from booktwo.org) is … more →
The Concept of Bible
jannekeadema1979 wrote 5 months ago: Some small stuff from around the world or the web or the world that is the web that deserves some at … more →
Encore! More Free Playing
jannekeadema1979 wrote 5 months ago: The story around Free continues (talking about a nice marketing strategy). A review from Malcolm Gla … more →
The Land of Free
jannekeadema1979 wrote 6 months ago: Looking forward to reading Free, the long awaited book by WIRED main man and digital prophet Chris A … more →
Where Open Philosophy meets Open Music
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jannekeadema1979 wrote 6 months ago: Via Transversalinflections I learned about Re.Press, an Australian publisher of Open Access titles i … more →
Digital Scholarship
jannekeadema1979 wrote 6 months ago: Christine Borgman is one of my scholarly heroines; when it comes to her fine nose for current develo … more →
Fair Use?
jannekeadema1979 wrote 6 months ago: I have been browsing through my old bookmarks and data sources lately and found some interesting thi … more →
Adieu Copyright – A debate
jannekeadema1979 wrote 6 months ago: Last Wednesday one of Holland’s most famous and disputed anti-copyright defendants, Joost Smiers, pr … more →
Homo Ludens
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jannekeadema1979 wrote 7 months ago: “While I make my work public, the fear comes over me that many will consider it an insufficiently do … more →
Culture is Data
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jannekeadema1979 wrote 7 months ago: By Anne Helmond (cc) non-commercial name attribution Paradiso was enlightened last Sunday by the pre … more →
Monographic Experiments
jannekeadema1979 wrote 7 months ago: For some time now (and more pressing recently) I have been exploring the possible future of the mono … more →
Knowledge Remix in the Humanities and Social Sciences
jannekeadema1979 wrote 8 months ago: “Process is the new god; not product. Anything that stands in the way of the perpetual mash-up … more →
