February 20th, 2010

Rooted (via spaceandculture.org)

Karczeby

Adam PanczukKarczeby (2008-2009)

“In one of the dialects spoken in the east of Poland, which is a mixture of Polish and Belorussian, people strongly attached to the soil they had been cultivating for generations were called ‘Karczeby’. With their bare hands Karczeby cleared forests in order to grow crops. The word karczeb was also used to describe what remains after a tree is cut down — a trunk with roots, which remains stuck in the ground.

January 25th, 2010

(It) I confini dentro: come pensare l’Altro in un mondo “mobile”

January 21st, 2010

(It) Imparare a conoscere R

December 5th, 2009

(It) Analisi dei dati open source

October 28th, 2009

(It) Incontro turistico e costruzione dei luoghi

da Territori Turismi Identità | slides | l’abstract del paper

October 18th, 2009

(It) Il “Laboratorio Roseto”: una mappa concettuale

October 3rd, 2009

Writing in the social sciences

For those of us not actively toiling in a university, most modern writing in the social sciences can be placed into one of three categories. The first category, which is vast, consists of the arcane and the incremental — those studies so obscure, or which advance scholarship so infinitesimally, that they can be safely ignored by the general reader. (Not that this work isn’t important; it keeps academic publishing in business, and significant knowledge accretes in tiny drips on the way to tenure.) The second category consists of statistical proof … >>

September 10th, 2009

Amount of Space Required to Transport 60 People

Another example of how a picture can rapidly convey meaning, better than words, and leave an imprint on the brain.

via francoisguite.posterous.com

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