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Have you read @pasikristian's essay on the dubious discoverers of the structure of DNA yet? Honest and open, Pasi analyses their contested methods and his own relation to these scientists.
New up on the paratext website poetry by @ep.jenkins.poetry! E.P. takes us on a visual journey describing her process of rehabilitation through walking. Head on over to our website or our linktree to follow along! #poetry #writersofinstagram #promenade #paratextmag #rehabilitation #writing #walking #emmajenkins
Don't forget to check out Marit's thought-provoking piece on affective walks through memorial museums. How do you feel about museums using affect as a tool? Have you had any experience with this? How did it affect you? Let us know in the comments!
Heb je "Tot m'n knieën, en niet verder" door @marlongiliane al gelezen? In dit korte verhaal over opgroeien schijnt het zonnetje zo je zaterdag in. Link in bio!
Today's piece is a thoughtful and nuanced promenade through the fields of both the natural sciences and the humanities. Join @pasikristian as he ruminates on his personal connection to the controversial discoverers of the structure of DNA. Read it now, link in bio!
Have you had time yet to check out the personal essay On Walking by @juulkruse yet? It's the perfect read for this perfect walking weather!
Join @marit.v on an affective walk in her essay "On Walking into Memorial Museums: Discomfort and the Limits of Identification." Her discussion includes a personal walk through the @apartheidmuseum and a critical review of using affect as a tool, accompanied by a comprehensible explanation of Michael Rothberg's implicated subject. A well-written piece and interesting read for students and laymen of memory studies, or anyone else really, is now up on the site!
This personal essay written by @juulkruse explores a short history of walking, combined with the change in walking culture, and her personal relationship with the activity that proved so important during the lockdowns.
Hello! This is your gentle reminder to look into our last throwback post ❤️. Follow the link in our bio to read @saskia_soe poem, we promise you won’t be sorry! #dearconcrete #paratext #poetry #poetrycommunity #paratextmag #poetoftheday #dichtersopinstagram
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