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Theory and practice can be worlds apart.
Theory and practice can be worlds apart.
Fascinating work and fun creative projects…
“When you think you can’t, make coffee, then keep going.”
"Depending on the situation, philosophy or linguistics may be the more relevant approach."
The human body is an engine, and coffee is its fuel.
What is life?
On April 26th, a session exploring the ways semioticians can engage with politics and ideology.
“The grind before your grind."
"If you’re obsessed with culture, if you over-analyse everything… then that’s enough to get started."
“Hard work — like coffee — will never betray you.”
"Charlotte approaches her investigations not only rationally, but with empathy and emotion."
“A liquid hug for your brain”
"Deal with the basics of semiotics without being distracted by the sometimes complicated theory."
“We are rewarding your hard work."
Call this sort of thing: narrative kintsugi — i.e., breaking, then making visible repairs to one's story.